Scripture that follows the sermon
The preacher says it; it's on screen.
Hears every reference
“John 3:16”, “John chapter three verse sixteen”, “Psalm one nineteen”, ranges and lists. Up on screen in under a second.
Follow-ups
“Verse 17”, “go down to verse 20”, “chapter four verse two”: it remembers where the preacher is.
Quoted verses
Scripture read or quoted from memory, with no reference said, is recognised from its words.
Pauses don't break it
“Second Peter…” then “…chapter three verse seven” after a pause is joined back into one reference.
Auto, or by hand
Auto puts clear references straight up. Or every heard reference waits for a click, or Alt and a number.
Says when a verse doesn't exist
Misspoke “2 Peter 4”? The operator sees a note that 2 Peter has 3 chapters. Never projected.
Voice commands
“Next verse” and “previous verse” step through the passage as they're said.
Search and step
Type “jn 3 16”, jump with a verse number, step with the arrow keys. Long verses split cleanly across slides.
Bible translations
The one your church reads, switched in milliseconds.
Switch on request
“Give me the NKJV” or “the New Living Translation”: it switches there and then.
Popular translations
KJV, NKJV, NLT, ASV, BSB, Young's Literal and more, with each publisher's credit line shown.
Favourites first
Star the translations your church uses and they stay at the top of the list.
Works without internet
Each translation is kept on the computer after first use, so a weak connection never stops the verses.
Lyrics that follow the singing
Praise and worship, without the slide guessing.
Follows the singing
It listens and moves the lyrics line by line. Or let it only suggest, and you decide.
Song library
A shared library of worship songs plus your church's own. Search by title or any line.
Playlists
Plan the set for Sunday; it listens for those songs first.
Paste any lyrics
From Google or a lyrics site, split into clean slides with the extra text taken out.
Change words live
Choir sings it differently? Edit the slide for today; the library copy stays as it is.
Slides
Announcements, pictures and videos in the same place.
Text slides
Announcements and notices, shown in your lyrics style.
Picture slides
Up to 3 pictures side by side on one slide (6 on Paid). On Free, pictures are kept 7 days.
Video slides
Play a video once, with sound, on the projector.
Order and go live
Drag slides into order. Double-click one to put it up; the Live switch blanks the screen.
Projector and livestream
One console, every screen in the building and online.
Projector in one click
Present opens the output full screen on the projector, with no address bar showing.
Livestream outputs
Scripture and lyrics, full screen or lower third on green, ready to key in vMix or OBS.
Your own address
Give your output a fixed, private address, so vMix and the projector never need setting up again.
Blank in one key
L goes live, Esc blanks the screen. The preview shows exactly what the room sees.
Design your screen
Fonts, colours, size and position. Pictures, videos or moving gradients behind the words, separately for scripture and lyrics.
Background library
Ready-made backgrounds to use straight away, plus your own: 5 pictures and 2 videos on Free, unlimited on Paid.
Your church and team
Built for the people at the back.
Media team
Invite your team with single-use codes. Admins manage the church; operators run the service.
Service history
Every service's transcript, with each verse shown marked where it was said.
Weekly summary
Every Monday, church admins get an email of the week's services: the scriptures shown and the songs sung.
Keeps going offline
If the internet drops, search still works and the transcript is saved, then sent when it's back.
Sound checks
Pick the desk feed, watch the level, and get a warning if it goes silent or clips.
Ends forgotten services
If nobody presses End, the service stops itself after the silence you choose.
Nothing to install
Runs in Chrome or Edge on Windows, Mac or Chromebook. Log in from any computer, in light or dark.
Ready for Sunday?
Start free. You need a computer with Chrome or Edge, the sound desk feed, and a projector.