A different volunteer every Sunday
The hard part of church tech is rarely the software. It is that the person who knows it is away, and the person covering has never opened it on that machine.
What usually goes wrong
- The rota is four people and the install is on one laptop.
- Somebody is a version behind, and the update starts ten minutes before the service.
- Handing over mid-service means handing over the chair.
What answers it
They sign in, not install
Whoever is covering opens the console on whatever computer is in the booth. No install, no licence, no admin password.
One version, everybody
Nobody is a release behind, and there is no update waiting to run before the service.
Two people, one service
A second person opens the same session on their own laptop or phone, and both see the same live slide.
The phone is the remote
Any phone with a browser can drive the service. Nothing to install on it and nothing to pair.
How a Sunday runs
- Invite the volunteer to your church account.
- They sign in on the booth computer on the day.
- The service, the songs and the templates are already there.
- Somebody else picks up a phone and takes over mid-service.
What a church like this uses
The jobs behind the sections above, each with a page of its own.
Stage display
Show the current slide, next slide, clock, and timer on a screen your team can see.
Service timing
Keep your service on schedule with countdowns, a running order, and clear timing for your team.
Bible verses on screen
Find a Bible passage, put it on screen, and move through it one verse at a time.
Questions
How many people can be in the account?
The plans have the numbers. What matters here is that a volunteer is a sign-in rather than another install to license.
Can two people run the service at once?
Yes. Both see the same live slide, so handing over is a matter of who picks up the phone.
Does the projector machine need an account?
No. Every output is an unguessable link, and only the person running the console signs in.
Churches like yours
Small churches
One volunteer, one screen and no budget for a licence per computer.
Worship teams
What is up, what is next, and how long is left — on the screen the band can see.
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