Everything a small church needs, and none of the licence
A church of forty people has the same Sunday as a church of four hundred: a reading, some songs, a screen and somebody willing to run it. What it does not have is a budget for software priced by the computer.
What usually goes wrong
- The presentation software costs more per year than the projector did.
- It is installed on one laptop, and that laptop belongs to somebody who is sometimes away.
- Every extra screen — the foyer TV, the room at the back — is another machine and another licence.
What answers it
Free church projection software, not a trial
The Bible, both outputs and the stage display are never gated. Pro raises the limits for a church that grows past them, and until then nothing expires.
The computer you already have
A Chromebook, an old MacBook, the machine in the cupboard. If it opens a browser it runs the console.
Screens cost nothing
The projector, the foyer TV and the screen on the platform each open a link. There is no per-screen seat and no video card in between.
One person can run it
Search a verse, click it, and it is on the wall. The phone in your pocket is the remote if you have to be somewhere else.
How a Sunday runs
- Sign in and build Sunday during the week, from anywhere.
- Open the projector link on the machine plugged into the screen.
- Run the service from the console, or from your phone.
- Nothing to install, nothing to update, nothing to renew.
What a church like this uses
The jobs behind the sections above, each with a page of its own.
Bible verses on screen
Find a Bible passage, put it on screen, and move through it one verse at a time.
Worship song lyrics
Keep your song library organized, build your running order, and put lyrics on screen when you need them.
Service timing
Keep your service on schedule with countdowns, a running order, and clear timing for your team.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes, up to a set of limits, and with no time limit on them. The pricing page has the numbers. Pro is for volume rather than for unlocking a Sunday.
What if we only have one computer?
One is enough. The console runs on it and the projector output opens in a second window or on the second display.
Do we need fast internet?
You need a working connection to change what is on the screens. Native Mac and Windows apps are on the way for buildings where that is not a safe bet.
Churches like yours
Church plants
A borrowed room, a borrowed laptop, and a service on the screen anyway.
Volunteer teams
Whoever is in the booth signs in. Nothing to install, one version for everybody.
Every kind of church is on the solutions page, and the pricing page has what the free plan holds before Pro is worth it.
Try it on this Sunday
Nothing to install, a free plan that is not a countdown, and every screen a link.
No credit card required