Built for media volunteers
WorshipDeck for media volunteers — one operator console for the whole Sunday setlist, live edit when something is wrong, wireless Android TV and local projectors, and a shared library instead of a booth-only PC.
Media volunteers are the reason Sunday looks calm. WorshipDeck gives you one console: preview, go live, every output, live edit — in the browser, with a library the whole church shares.
You should not be the only person who can unlock a desktop install.
Booth flow
- Confirm screens are online (Android TV paired, local monitors bound)
- Open this week's service
- Click Present → open outputs → Start
- Advance with next/previous or the filmstrip
- Switch items when worship ends and the message begins
- Edit in place if a lyric or verse is wrong — do not end live unless you mean to
- Open presenter views for the pastor and band if they need them
- End when the gathering is done
Service automation can run the walk-in loop so you are not tapping Next during greetings.
Outputs, not magic
- Local screens — browser windows on a booth PC, including a Windows display host / fullscreen helper when you need reliable multi-monitor HDMI
- Remote screens — paired Android TV and other network displays
- Layouts — which variant each screen shows
Preflight before live. Allow pop-ups. Prefer uploaded media over flaky YouTube embeds on TV outputs.
Live tools that save services
- Preview vs live so rehearsal does not move the house
- Annotations (draw / laser) when you need to point
- Media play/pause and manual start
- Keyboard advance
- Reorder the setlist without black frames
Share the booth
Invite the team. Let a backup operator learn present mode on a Chromebook. Keep assets in the media library, not on a flash drive labeled "DO NOT DELETE."
Web-based means you can check the service from home. Live presentation is the Sunday surface.
Related
Live presentation without stopping the room
Run Sunday from a browser operator console. Preview before you go live, advance slides from the keyboard, annotate, and edit presentations or service order without interrupting congregation screens.
Wireless displays — including Android TV
Drive projectors, TVs, and Android TV from WorshipDeck in the browser. Pair remote screens once, open local output windows on a booth PC, and route the right content to each display with screen layouts.
Services — your whole Sunday in one setlist
Plan the full worship order in WorshipDeck — an ordered setlist of presentations you can reorder even while you are live. Build Sunday morning, midweek, and special events in the browser.
A media library you actually find things in
Keep church images, video, and audio in one searchable WorshipDeck library. Upload, folder, tag, and reuse assets across presentations and services — with optional AI analysis to find files by meaning, not just filename.