CiteVerse

Live Bible verse detection and translated captions as the speaker talks

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What is CiteVerse?

CiteVerse detects Bible verses live as they are spoken, generates translated captions, and saves each session as a searchable Journey. It covers room audio and browser tab audio, with Presenter Mode for projecting verses. Built for preachers, teachers and church production teams.

CiteVerse is a live scripture tool built around one idea: nobody should have to look up a verse while a sermon is happening. The app listens to the room or to a browser tab, catches Bible references the moment they are spoken or read aloud, and puts the passage on screen without any typing. Alongside the verse detection it generates live captions and can translate those captions into another language while the speaker is still mid-sentence. The homepage lists support for 11 Bible versions and 6 languages, with verse detection and caption translation running together in the same session. In practice a session can pull from two very different audio sources. The live sessions view is for a physical room, including mixing a host microphone with a guest joining online so neither voice gets lost. The browser extension covers the other half: Zoom calls, YouTube videos and livestreams, where it captures that tab's audio and runs the same detection over it. Extension support is limited to Chromium browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera. For churches with a projector, Presenter Mode splits the experience across two screens, with controls on the operator's device and the verse displayed on a TV or projector in a high contrast layout suited to a lit room. The tool does not stop when the service ends. Each session saves automatically into a Journeys library, which can be exported or queried later through an AI Assistant. That assistant also works before the event, helping with sermon prep. The practical audience is preachers, teachers, small groups and church production teams rather than casual readers, and the paid tiers are structured around live hours and concurrent sessions accordingly. Compared with static Bible apps or manual presentation software, CiteVerse trades a broad study library for real time capture, translation and screen output in a single pipeline. Presenter Mode, including the countdown timer for service transitions, sits on the Pro and Max tiers only. Detection, translated live captions, extension audio, the assistant and saved Journeys are included on every plan, so the free trial is a genuine test of the core workflow rather than a stripped demo.

How do you use CiteVerse?

  1. 1Create your account
    Sign up with the 60 second form. No card is needed, and the account opens with 15 free minutes of live session time.
  2. 2Run a live session on room audio
    Open the live sessions view and connect your microphone. Mix a host and an online guest so both voices reach the detector.
  3. 3Add the browser extension for tab audio
    Install the extension on a Chromium browser, then use it to pull audio from a Zoom call, YouTube video or livestream tab.
  4. 4Set language and Bible version
    Choose your Bible version for detection and display, and pick the caption language you want translated on screen.
  5. 5Set up Presenter Mode
    On Pro or Max, open the second screen layout so verses and translated captions land on the projector while controls stay on your device.
  6. 6Review the session in Journeys
    Find the saved session afterwards, export it, or ask the AI Assistant about what was taught and when.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Verse detection and caption translation run in real time during the talk, with no manual lookupAI
  • Handles both a physical room and browser tab audio, so online services and Zoom guests are covered by the same sessionAI
  • Every session saves automatically to Journeys, and the AI Assistant can answer questions about past teachingAI
  • Presenter Mode sends verses and translated captions to a second screen in a high contrast layoutAI
  • Free trial gives 15 minutes of the full feature set with no card requiredAI

Cons

  • The browser extension only works on Chromium browsers, so Safari and Firefox users are left outAI
  • Live hours are capped even on paid tiers, and heavy weekly services could exhaust the allowanceAI
  • Presenter Mode is excluded from the entry Lite Individual plan and only appears from Pro upwardAI
  • The homepage lists no native mobile apps, so use appears to be tied to a browserAI
  • No transcript editing or correction workflow is described, so misheard references may need manual fixingAI

How much does CiteVerse cost?

Free trial

15 minutes free instantly on signup, with no credit card required. The trial includes every core feature: detection, translated captions, extension audio, the AI Assistant and Journeys.

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Pricing

Lite plans run from US$9.99 per month for Individual (8 live hours, 2 concurrent sessions) to US$17.99 for Max (16 hours, 5 sessions, Presenter Mode, countdown timer, priority support). Pro at US$13.99 adds Presenter Mode. A lifetime discount code is advertised, and full plans add more hours.

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Support

Priority support is listed as a benefit of the Lite Max plan. Other support channels are not described on the homepage.

Integrations

A browser extension for Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and similar) captures audio from Zoom, YouTube and livestream tabs. The homepage lists no other named integrations.

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Features

Real time verse detection from spoken references or read passages, live caption translation across 6 languages and 11 Bible versions, host and guest audio mixing, browser tab audio capture, an AI Assistant for sermon prep and study, saved Journeys per session, and Presenter Mode with a second screen display plus a service countdown timer on Max.

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Frequently asked questions about CiteVerse

  • How much does CiteVerse cost?
    Lite plans run from US$9.99 per month for Individual (8 live hours, 2 concurrent sessions) to US$17.99 for Max (16 hours, 5 sessions, Presenter Mode, countdown timer, priority support). Pro at US$13.99 adds Presenter Mode. A lifetime discount code is advertised, and full plans add more hours.
  • Does CiteVerse offer a free trial?
    15 minutes free instantly on signup, with no credit card required. The trial includes every core feature: detection, translated captions, extension audio, the AI Assistant and Journeys.
  • How do you use CiteVerse?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create your account 2. Run a live session on room audio 3. Add the browser extension for tab audio 4. Set language and Bible version 5. Set up Presenter Mode 6. Review the session in Journeys.
  • What platforms does CiteVerse support?
    CiteVerse is available on Web App and Browser extension.
  • What does CiteVerse integrate with?
    A browser extension for Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and similar) captures audio from Zoom, YouTube and livestream tabs. The homepage lists no other named integrations.
  • What are the limitations of CiteVerse?
    The browser extension only works on Chromium browsers, so Safari and Firefox users are left out. Live hours are capped even on paid tiers, and heavy weekly services could exhaust the allowance. Presenter Mode is excluded from the entry Lite Individual plan and only appears from Pro upward.

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Added10/21/2026

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