Would you like to convert USFM files from Paratext, Bibledit, Adapt It, or another source to formats usable by end users? Would you like to convert Every Tribe Every Nation (ETEN) Digital Bible Library (DBL) bundles into usable formats? Would you like a little help normalizing USFM files for submission to the ETEN DBL? If so, you might like to use Haiola.

Enables you to record and share audio files as well as make transcriptions of them (text versions or back translations). It can also display resources and key terms in your project.

OBThelps.org hosts resources for Oral Bible Translation projects working on the Books of Ruth and Jonah. These resources include an Overview Story (OS), Book Introduction/Background Information (BI), Translation Drafting Questions and Answers (Drafting Q&A), and Key Concept Stories (KCS).

Doing phonetics by computer

SayMore is a dynamic language documentation tool that simplifies recording, organizing, and archiving linguistic data. It transforms cumbersome file management into an efficient process, enabling users to convert, annotate, and track progress of their language projects. With features like direct recording, auto-segmentation, and integration with archival standards, SayMore is the go-to solution for those seeking to enhance their productivity while documenting a language.

A service for Scripture App Builder users, Scriptoria will update your Scripture Apps on the Google playstore when the App Builder software is updated.

Publish a monolingual or multilingual dictionary on the web with minimal publishing skills.

Quickly translate between related languages.

Glyssen helps you to produce scripts for a high-quality dramatized audio recording of Scripture. It quickly identifies all the direct speech in the text and the biblical character who speaks each part. Then it walks you through the process of selecting a cast and assigning roles to the voice actors. Finally, it prepares a complete set of scripts to use in the recording process. It gives you the option to accept default recommendations or customize settings to better fit your requirements.

Help in learning the International Phonetic Alphabet. The site will play the sounds for each symbol so you can learn them. It can play vowels, consonants, various diacritic effects like creaky voice, palatalization; also tones and word stress. Diagrams also show the articulators and places of articulation inside the mouth.

Asheninka, which runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux, allows you to quickly compare syllabification of thousands of words. You can import word lists from Paratext and FLEx, syllabify them, and export the resulting hyphenated words for use by Paratext and InDesign. You can also compare what is different between two sets of data. In addition, it functions as a spelling checker.

Easily describe a linguistic tree and the program will produce an image of it. It can be used for syntactic, morphological and phonological trees.