One app for the whole service.From first draft to the big screen.

Live captions

Every word, on the big screen

Live captions show what’s being said during a service, so people who find it hard to hear can follow along. Sermons, readings, prayers and notices are captioned. Songs aren’t, since the words are already on the slide.

Captions are an aid and can occasionally mishear, so the service never depends on them.

Stage display

Everyone on stage, on the same page

The band and the speaker can’t see the big screen from where they stand. A stage display gives them their own view, showing what’s on the screen right now and what’s coming next, so there are no surprises and no whispered cues.

What the stage sees

• The words, big and clear

  The current lyrics fill the screen, with the next lines faded underneath so nobody is caught out by a change.

• Where we are

  The section name and “2 of 4”, the key the band is playing in, and what comes next in the service.

• Notes just for the stage

  Cues you write on a service item, like “drums in on the chorus”, show on the stage screen only. The congregation never sees them.

• Clock and timer

  A clock for everyone, and a timer the person running the service can start, pause and reset.

Keep in touch from the Controller

• One tap messages

  “Wrap up”, “2 minutes left” and “Stop” are ready to send. Or type your own.

• Send it to the right people

  Message everyone, just the ministers, just the band, one particular screen, or one person on their own phone or tablet.

• Gone when you want

  A message stays until you clear it, or disappears by itself after 30 seconds, a minute or two.

Set it up in a minute

1. 1. Choose Stage display

   On a screen’s page, switch it from Slideshow to Stage display. No need to pair it again.

2. 2. Pick a setup

   Create setups such as “Preacher” and “Band”. Choose what each shows, the text size, font and colours.

3. 3. It follows you

   Whatever you show from the Controller, the stage screen moves with it. There is nothing to click on stage.

The right details for each person

• Speakers see what they were asked to cover

  Add instructions to a service item, like “Cover John 3 only”. They show on the speaker’s stage view and nowhere else.

• Chords for the band

  Type or paste chords above the lyrics on a song, written in its usual key. The band sees them lined up over the words, moved into the key you are playing that day. The congregation never sees them.

• How long each item should take

  Give an item a planned length. The stage view shows it, and turn on the automatic timer to count down for each item and show how far over you are in red.

• One tap to set up a role

  When you make a setup for a speaker or the band, “Use recommended settings” switches on the things they usually want. You can still change any of them.

Or use your own phone or tablet

• Sign in on your own device

  Anyone on the team can open the stage view on their phone or tablet. No screen to link and nothing to pair.

• Your own setups

  Make a setup for your phone and another for your tablet. They’re saved to your login, so they’re waiting on any device, and the last one you used opens first.

• Look ahead or back

  Peek at the next verse without losing your place. Tap “Follow live” and you’re back with the service.

• Rehearse before Sunday

  Open the next service on your own and read through every song, with the notes and keys, before you arrive.

• Light, dark and always awake

  Switch between light and dark, keep the screen on, and install it like an app so it opens straight to the stage view.

• Right messages, right people

  Messages for “the band” reach every musician’s phone, and ministers only get the ones meant for them.

Personal devices don’t count towards your church’s screen limit. Up to five can be connected at the same time on your plan.

Know who is connected

• See who is connected

  A Live status page shows every linked screen as online or offline, with the slide it is on, so you know the stage is ready before you start.

• Who is on which setup

  See each team member’s phone or tablet, the setup they are viewing, and whether they are following the service live or looking ahead.

• Guests, counted privately

  For people following captions on their own phones you see how many are connected. Guests stay anonymous.

When lots of people join at once

• Room for a crowd

  Your plan includes 10 captions guests and 5 team phones or tablets connected at the same time.

• Busy Sunday? You choose

  Ask extra people to wait, and they are let in on their own as soon as there is a space. Or let them straight in for $1 per extra connection that month.

• You stay in control

  Extra connections come out of the monthly overage budget you set. When it is used up, new people wait instead. Nothing is ever charged beyond your budget.

Before the service starts, and after it ends, a stage screen shows a waiting message of your choice, or the list of today’s songs. Stage screens count towards your church’s screen limit, and use the same viewer as your other screens, so any tablet, TV or computer with a browser will do.

How it works

Up and running in minutes.