Live understanding, wherever people gather
Mission Live turns live speech into clear captions and optional spoken translation on every listener’s phone—without interrupting the moment.
Welcome. Today we’re making this conversation open to everyone in the room.
Bienvenidos. Hoy hacemos que esta conversación esté abierta a todos los presentes.
One platform, many rooms
Mission Live gives every listener control over how they follow along—quietly through captions or naturally through translated audio.
Help students and families follow classes, assemblies, orientations, and community programs in the language they understand best.
Make sermons, lessons, services, and community conversations easier to follow without changing how the gathering is delivered.
Give staff, visitors, and the public a simple QR path to multilingual captions across meetings, training, and public services.
Open conferences, panels, workshops, and live productions to more people with captions and optional translated audio.
Bring relatives, guests, and multilingual groups into the same conversation using the phones they already carry.
Simple for the host. Personal for every listener.
Use an iPhone microphone, venue mixer, or production audio feed. Mission Live checks the signal before the room goes live.
Listeners join instantly in their browser. There is no app-install delay and no need to distribute dedicated receivers.
Every listener selects a language and decides between captions only or captions with spoken translation.
Built around the live moment
LIVE CAPTIONS
Clear, continuously visible captions let people follow in silence, in noisy rooms, or whenever audio is not the right choice.
OPTIONAL AUDIO
Turn translated speech on or off at any time. Captions remain visible either way.
LIVE ROOMS
Hosts share a QR code while listeners independently choose their language.
MEDIA STUDIO
Create, review, and export multilingual SRT and VTT captions for classes, presentations, and media.
LANGUAGE-READY
Language availability is labelled honestly as it moves through validation—never implied by menu presence alone.
A protected path for sacred text
When Mission Live recognizes Qur’anic recitation, it matches the passage to its surah and ayah before retrieving an authorized human translation. The Clear Quran® is used wherever its licensed edition is available; other languages use an identified human source.
If a verified translation cannot be loaded safely, Mission Live shows the original instead of generating a substitute.
Identify recited Arabic and the passage being heard.
Confirm the surah, ayah, and exact portion recited.
Use approved publisher text without rewriting it.
Keep the reference and attribution visible to the listener.
Trust is a product feature
Mission Live does not hide uncertainty behind a polished interface. Quality states, source attribution, recovery paths, and language validation are designed into the experience.
Validated, beta, and unavailable states make coverage honest.
Recovery paths keep a single provider issue from becoming the whole session.
Listeners choose what stays on their device and can clear stored captions.
Signal and source checks happen before a room begins live delivery.
Plans that grow with the gathering
Final pricing will be published after competitive benchmarking and live-usage validation. The plan structure can still be compared by capacity today.
Flexible billing with the ability to change plans as usage grows.
One yearly payment with better value than paying month to month.
Personal captions
Teachers and publishers
Schools, mosques, and institutions
Associations and conferences
No paid price or discount is final. Mission Live will benchmark comparable services, model real delivery costs, and price for stronger value before checkout opens. Any future overage will be opt-in and capped.
Questions, answered clearly
No. They can scan a room QR code and join from a supported mobile browser. Mission Live is being designed iPhone-first, with a native iOS app planned after reliability gates are met.
Yes. Captions stay visible whether translated audio is on or off, so every listener can choose what works for them.
No. Recognized Qur’anic recitation is routed to an identified, approved human translation. If that source cannot be loaded safely, Mission Live does not invent a replacement.
Yes. Organization plans are structured around simultaneous output languages so one live source can serve different listener groups at the same time.
Mission Live is currently a working private preview undergoing real-world reliability and language-quality testing. Paid public access will open only after the release gates are proven.
Understanding, without interruption
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