Built for the pulpit, the projection desk, and every phone in the pews.
Line up the whole service before it starts — scriptures, songs, and thoughts, in order. During the sermon, one click puts each item on the big screen.
Type lyrics or a note, leave a blank line between stanzas, and each stanza becomes its own beautiful slide — on the projector and on every phone following live.
The preacher mentions the crusaders, Azusa Street, the walls of Jericho… type it in the Go box and the study assistant answers with a projectable card plus the Scriptures that go with it.
Scan a secret QR and walk anywhere in the room — next, previous, even chasing a called reference, straight from your pocket.
A confidence monitor for the pulpit: the current verse small, the next verse big, and a clock — the preacher always knows what’s coming.
Vellum, deep ink, or clean paper — pick the projector’s look and text size from the console. It remembers your choice for next Sunday.
The preacher detours to an aid, then says “back to our text” — press Back (or B) and you’re on the exact verse you left, instantly. It’s on the phone remote too.
Drop announcement slides and sermon graphics straight into the queue — one click projects them full-screen, and the congregation’s phones see them too.
The congregation follows on their phones, verse by verse. And when the service ends, every phone receives tonight’s scriptures — the full list, ready to keep reading at home.
Before the service and between segments, snap the projector to a calm holding screen — one press of Blank (or the . key). Cue the next verse underneath; tap again and it’s right there.
Pick a hymn from the built-in public-domain hymnal, or reuse any song you’ve queued before — one tap fills the lyrics in. Build the music half of the service in seconds.
If a phone drops Wi-Fi mid-service, it snaps right back to the live verse the moment it reconnects — no stale screen. And if the projection window gets closed or refreshed, reopening it restores exactly what was up: passage, theme, even a blanked screen.
The congregation no longer sees a lonely “16” — the full reference rides across the top of every projected verse, like John 3:16 · KJV, and follows along as you move, so anyone glancing up knows exactly where you are.
…the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering…
When the minister leans on a word — peace, grace, abide — tap it on the verse and it lights up on the projector and on every following phone. Tap again to let it go.
Anchor your main teaching passage, wander off to as many cross-references as the sermon takes — then press H (or ⌂) and you’re back on the exact verse you paused at. No more hunting.
For a fast-moving minister, type several references separated by commas (John 3:16, Rom 8:28, Ps 23) and they drop into the queue as separate items in a single tap — no more adding them one at a time.
Put up to four different scriptures side-by-side on the projector — a promise beside its fulfilment, the Law beside the Gospel. Click a side (or press 1–4) to make it active, then Next or Go moves just that passage while the others hold steady.
When you go live, one tap — Show on screen — throws the QR and the join code up on the projector itself. The whole assembly can scan it from their seats and follow along on their phones; no one has to crowd the laptop. Tap again to take it back down.
Highlight a passage, ask the Rabbi, and tap Illustrate this passage — and a real picture of the scene appears, rendered like an illuminated manuscript: warm vellum, sepia ink, gold leaf. The ark, the burning bush, Jericho’s walls, David in the valley — reverent, and safe to project. The Rabbi now weighs the whole highlighted span too, not just its first verse. (A few illustrations a day, to keep costs gentle.)