The band should not be reading the wall
A worship team spends the set looking over its shoulder at a screen written for the congregation. The stage view is the same service, drawn for the people running it.
What usually goes wrong
- The platform reads the wall backwards, or from a monitor showing the same thing.
- Nobody on stage knows what the next song is or how long is left.
- A repeat means the operator hunting for a duplicate slide.
What answers it
Now and next
The current block and the one after it, so the band is never guessing what is coming.
The clock and the countdown
Wall time and the timer for this part of the service, on the same screen.
Blocks, not slides
Verses and choruses are blocks. A repeat is a move rather than a copy of the same slide.
Its own language
The platform can read the language they sing in while the congregation reads two.
How a Sunday runs
- Open the stage link on the screen at the front of the platform.
- Build the set as blocks in the song rail.
- Send the first block and walk the set with the arrows or a phone.
- Start a countdown when the set begins so everyone sees the same number.
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.
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
What hardware does the stage screen need?
Anything with a browser: a TV stick, an old laptop, a tablet. It only has to reach the link.
Can the band see notes the congregation does not?
The stage view carries the running order and the timing alongside the words, and the projector carries the words alone.
Can somebody on the platform take over?
Yes. The console opens on a phone, and two people can drive the same session.
Churches like yours
Volunteer teams
Whoever is in the booth signs in. Nothing to install, one version for everybody.
Youth and midweek
A TV in a side room, a phone in your hand, and a Bible study on the screen.
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.
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