Working without the internet

Aria runs on your own computer, so most of it does not need a connection at all.

What keeps working

All 28 bundled Bible translations, and any Bible you imported.
Sending a verse to the screen yourself.
Recognising a spoken reference, and recognising a paraphrased passage.
Song slides and your whole song library.
Live translation between the supported languages.
Every screen, every layout and the whole presentation side.
Images already in your library.

What needs the internet

Listening to the service. The transcription runs in the cloud.
Sermon notes, which are written by a language model.
Generating new artwork.
NIV, ESV, NLT and The Message, which are licensed rather than bundled.

If the connection drops during a service, Aria does not stop. It falls back to a bundled translation where it needs to, and the presentation side carries on. What pauses is the listening.

If the connection is the problem → Bundled translations →