Get a Deepgram API key
Vifug’s AI auto-follow advances your slides by listening to the room. The speech-to-text runs on Deepgram, so you’ll paste one free API key into Vifug to switch it on. It takes about three minutes.
Why a key? Auto-follow streams a few seconds of microphone audio to Deepgram to turn speech into text, then matches it against your upcoming slides. Deepgram gives new accounts free credit - plenty for regular services - and your key is stored only on your own machine.
Create your key
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Sign up for a free Deepgram account
Go to console.deepgram.com/signup and register with your email or a Google/GitHub account. New accounts include free usage credit - no card required to start.
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Verify your email and open the Console
Confirm the verification email, then sign in to the Deepgram Console - the dashboard where you manage keys and usage.
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Create a new API key
In the Console, open:
API Keys→Create a Key- Give it a name you’ll recognise, e.g.
Vifug auto-follow. - Leave the default Member permissions - that’s all Vifug needs.
- You can leave the expiry and usage limits unset.
- Give it a name you’ll recognise, e.g.
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Copy the key immediately
Deepgram shows the full key only once. Copy it now and keep it somewhere safe. If you lose it, just delete that key and create a new one.
Add it to Vifug Lyrics
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Open the AI auto-follow settings
In the Vifug operator, open Settings and go to:
Settings→General→AI auto-follow -
Paste your key and pick the language
Paste the key into the Deepgram API key field. Set Spoken language to the language your congregation sings in (or “Multi” to auto-detect), and tune the sensitivity if you like.
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Turn auto-follow on
Toggle AI auto-follow on. When you send a slide live, Vifug starts listening and advances on its own - and your manual next / previous always overrides it. The status line shows “Listening…” with what it heard.