ToAll takes spoken content — a sermon, a broadcast, a conference talk — and delivers it live, in many languages, with synchronized captions and natural-sounding voiceovers.
Built for the way the gospel actually gets shared today — from live conference broadcasts to recorded talks — so the message reaches listeners in their own language, at the moment it's spoken.
ToAll runs as a desktop app for production work and as a hosted web app for live broadcasts. The same engine drives both — and every capability below is shipping today.
Live HLS input. Simultaneous dubbing in many languages, synchronized captions, capture-only or broadcast modes.
Native YouTube Live outputs, embedded broadcast monitors, multi-language simulcast, Google-verified app status.
Built-in computer-assisted translation. Upload scripts in any format — validate, segment, and refine translations in-editor with multi-segment selection, undo, and timeline scrubbing.
Google, ElevenLabs, OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, Gemini, Microsoft. Swap providers per language, choose models per step.
Direct integration with Church HLS broadcasts, CustomID translation library, voice/music separation, two-line captions.
Cognito authentication, tenant isolation, asset storage, cloud FFmpeg pipeline, output APIs. Live demo available today.
One HLS input. Many simulcast outputs. ToAll has been load-tested against full-length BYU TV streams with memory leaks and race conditions resolved on long runs.
ToAll isn't locked to one vendor. For each step in the pipeline — and each language — you choose the provider that produces the best result, at the best price.
ToAll was built to serve the people already working to share the gospel across languages — and the independent voices who carry it into new communities.
Translation departments, missionary work, stake and ward broadcasts, area presidencies — the operational core of multilingual outreach.
BYU Broadcasting, Religious Education, International Outreach and Continuing Education — institutions already producing for global audiences.
LDS content creators, podcasts, faith-based broadcasters and translation ministries — champions who can carry ToAll into communities first.
ToAll is in active development with a small set of partners. We're not opening downloads yet — but we'll walk you through a live broadcast, answer questions about the pipeline, and explore whether it fits the work you're doing.