Your sermons become searchable, translatable content that reaches your whole congregation — and helps new families find you when they need you most. One device on your soundboard powers it all.
Every sermon is full of wisdom, comfort, and practical guidance — but once the service ends, that content vanishes. Families in your pews who speak another language catch only part of it. People in your community searching for help never find it. And all that insight your pastor delivers week after week? It's invisible to search engines, AI assistants, and anyone who wasn't in the room.
"Someone in our zip code searched 'where to get help leaving an abusive relationship' — and a church three states away showed up. We run that exact program, but we had nothing online."
Outreach director, community church"We realized our sermons were our best content. Forty years of wisdom, and none of it was searchable or shareable."
Senior pastor, 450-member churchThe Unity Edge sits next to your mixer, captures the sermon audio, and delivers it in a second language — to FM headsets and phones — in real time. No laptop. No volunteer running software. It just works, every service.
Connects to your sound system with a single audio cable. Sits on the soundboard, out of the way.
Whisper AI converts speech to text. Neural translation delivers it in a second language instantly.
Listeners choose: FM headset for screen-free worship, or phone for translated text and audio.
Designed by church sound booth teams and enterprise software engineers. Not a Silicon Valley product.
Set it up once. It works every Sunday without anyone touching it.
Connect the Unity Edge to your sound system with a single audio cable. It sits next to the mixer, out of the way.
Congregants scan a QR code on their phone or grab an FM headset from the welcome table. No app download needed.
The sermon is transcribed and translated in real time. Listeners follow along in their language, on their device.
A dedicated device handles everything. No Windows updates, no login screens, no "who has the password?"
FM transmitters deliver audio to headsets with zero internet dependency. Your congregation hears every word, even if the router is down.
FM headsets for screen-free worship. Phone access for text and audio. Your congregants choose what works for them.
Real-time captions on any phone. An instant accessibility upgrade for your entire congregation, in every language.
Someone in your zip code is searching for help right now. UnityVerse turns your ministry into content that finds them — on Google, through AI assistants, and in the language they think in.
When someone searches 'who can help me with addiction' or 'I need marriage counseling near me,' your church's relevant sermons and programs surface — in their language. You become findable at the moment people need you most.
AI turns every sermon into study guides, scripture reference sheets, and discussion questions for small groups — automatically, in every supported language. Your pastor prepares one message; your congregation gets a library.
Forty years of wisdom, fully searchable. Members revisit past teachings, share quotes, and explore topics across your entire sermon history. Every word your pastor has spoken becomes findable content.
When AI assistants like ChatGPT or Google AI answer questions about local services, your church shows up — because your content exists as structured, multilingual text that machines can read and recommend.
Type a sentence and hear it translated. This is the same AI that powers the Unity Edge.
We just need a few seconds of you speaking to clone your voice. Say anything — read the line below, or tell us about your day.
"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters."
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One device. Every sermon translated, searchable, and working for your community — even after Sunday.