Intelligent multimedia for worship

The right verse on screen before you've found it.

QolCast listens to your service and projects scripture being preached on screen in real time, on every display you run, then hands you sermon notes, captions, and chapter markers afterward. It works alongside your operator, never instead of them.

Live transcription

John 3:16 Detected · Direct reference Go Live →

The verse gets quoted.
The slide isn't ready.

The pastor goes off script and quotes a verse from memory. In the booth you're typing the reference, checking the translation, and hoping you heard "Romans 8" and not "Romans 12." By the time the slide is up, the sermon has moved on.

Services shouldn't feel like a race you can only lose.

How it works

Listen. Detect. Display.

  1. 01

    Listen

    QolCast takes the same mic feed your sound desk already has and transcribes the service as it happens. Nothing new on stage.

  2. 02

    Detect

    It recognises scripture as it's spoken, whether it's "John 3:16" or a verse quoted from memory, and finds the passage in your translation.

  3. 03

    Display

    The verse is staged in your operator's preview, or goes straight up if you've turned on Project Directly. Either way it's styled and legible from the back row.

Story and paraphrase detection

It even catches the stories.

Pastors rarely read chapter and verse. They say "remember the story of the lost son" or "by his stripes we are healed." QolCast hears the story and finds the passage, not just the references that are spelled out.

Nothing reaches the screen on its own. By default every match waits in Preview until your operator sends it live. If you'd rather move faster, switch on Project Directly and detected verses go straight to the screen.

Spoken"…remember the story of the lost son…"
FoundLuke 15:11Story match · 68%
Spoken"…by his stripes we are healed…"
FoundIsaiah 53:5Paraphrase · 74%
Spoken"…turn with me to John, chapter three, verse sixteen…"
FoundJohn 3:16Direct reference

Features

Built for the booth.

Everything your operator needs on a Sunday, and what the media team needs on Monday.

In the console

A broadcast-style workflow

Preview, Program, and on air, the way anyone who's run a switcher expects. Stage a verse, check it, take it live. Freeze, Blackout, and Clear are always one click away.

Any verse, when you need it

Pull a passage by book, chapter, verse, and version whenever you want to drive. Everything that's gone live is kept in the reference history, one click from the screen again.

On every screen

  • Auditorium display

    A dedicated output window for the main screen, with its connection status always in view.

  • Several NDI feeds at once

    One for the lobby, one for the livestream, one for a confidence monitor. Each has its own name, style, and current or next verse.

  • Clean overlays

    NDI feeds carry true transparency, so text keys straight over camera in OBS or vMix. No logo, no borders.

  • Style presets

    Set font, size, colour, and position with a live preview. Save it as "Lower third" and assign it to any output.

After the service

  • Sermon notes

    A recap with key takeaways and discussion questions, ready to share with small groups the same afternoon.

  • Captions

    SRT and VTT files built from the transcript, for the recording, the podcast, and anyone who needs them.

  • Chapter markers

    Every verse and its timestamp, ready for YouTube or your podcast. "00:12:34 Romans 8:28" without scrubbing.

  • Clip suggestions

    Quotable moments flagged with timestamps, so your media team starts from a shortlist, not the whole recording.

Augment, not replace

Your operator stays in the driver's seat.

QolCast suggests. Your operator decides. Every reference lands in a preview first, with the confidence to back it up. Approve, dismiss, freeze, blackout, or type a reference by hand. The same controls a booth has always had, with less to hunt for.

  • Preview before program, always
  • Confidence shown on every match
  • Manual reference and blackout one tap away
The QolCast operator console: detected references John 3:16 and Luke 15:11 waiting for approval, a preview panel, and the program screen showing John 3:16 on air.
The operator console, built for a dim booth on a live Sunday.

How it fits

Fits the setup you already have.

  • Your mic feed

    One audio line from the desk. No new microphones, no one on stage wearing anything extra.

  • Online or offline

    If the building's internet drops mid-sermon, the local speech engine keeps listening.

  • Your translations

    KJV, ESV, NIV, and more. Set a default and switch per service or per verse.

  • Your data stays yours

    Transcripts, archives, and prayer requests belong to your church. Export or delete them any time.

Take the pressure off your next Sunday.

We're onboarding a small group of churches ahead of launch. Tell us where to reach you.

No demo scheduling, no sales calls. We'll email you when your spot opens.