Build the set, run it live for the room and the band — with smart tools that actually help your musicians play their best. One place, instead of three apps and a group chat.
Today it's a presentation app, a folder of chord charts, an availability sheet and a messaging app — four tools fighting for one morning. Jonathan is one.
The leader picks a slide in Studio. That same second, the room gets clean lyrics on the projector, and every musician gets the chart personalized to the way they play — on their own phone.
Library, setlist, section tiles, one-click transpose, blackout and logo. One screen, built for Sunday-morning pressure.
Live chords in your own notation, capo, beginner mode, fingering diagrams and private notes. Scan a QR once — works every week.
Clean lyrics with no chords, your own background and logo, CCLI copyright line added automatically.
Most worship apps stop at lyrics and slides. We keep going — because the hard part isn't the projector, it's helping every musician actually play well. Built to grow your team, not just run your Sunday.
No awkward silence between songs. The engine suggests the bridge chords from one key into the next — aware of the style and tempo of both. No other worship app does this.
We suggest which fret gives the easiest shapes — then instantly re-print the whole chart in your capo chords. Beginners get simple shapes while everyone stays in the same key.
Each vocalist saves the key that sits in their range. Building a setlist, you see "Kate sings this in D" and transpose in one click — no guessing on Sunday morning.
Simplified chord voicings so newer players keep up and still sound great.
Fingering diagrams for both instruments, right inside the chart — tap any chord you don't know.
Auto-scroll at the song's BPM with a built-in metronome, so the whole team practises locked to the same tempo.
See in real time what chords the piano is playing, streamed live to every phone — so anyone can hear where it's going and join straight in, no key called out.
Import from ChordPro or plain .txt, set keys, tag by theme. Your whole catalogue, searchable in a second.
Ambient beds in the current song's key, with a smooth crossfade whenever the key changes.
The team marks who can play, you assign parts with instruments and attach the setlist. Everyone knows when they're on.
Your community's logo, background and colours on the screen the room sees — set once, applied everywhere.
A speaker clock and presenter view for talks. Full PDF decks and embedded Canva come in the offline desktop app — all onto the same screens.
Copyright line on the projector and an automatic usage counter. At reporting time you export a CSV — done.
"Not everyone on the team has played for years — and that's the point."
Each person's own key, capo mode, simplified chords and fingering diagrams take the pressure off, so someone newer can serve on Sunday instead of dreading it. The setlist opens every song in the key you'll actually play — with a metronome and private notes for weeknight practice.
Rehearsal runs long, someone's sick, the setlist changes an hour before. The tools quietly do their job so the team can look at what actually matters.
Made by people who lead worship every week — born in a worship team, not a corporation. The tools we needed ourselves.
Leader and musician roles, your own logo and background, encrypted connections and one-click account deletion. Connect screens by QR, disconnect just as easily.
Subscribe during the beta and your price is locked at $4.99/mo for a full year. After beta it becomes $9.99/mo — founding churches keep their rate.
Jonathan was David's closest friend — and David was the most famous worshipper in history, the one who danced before the Lord with all his might. Jonathan had his back, so he could do what he was made for.
That's the whole idea. This app is your worship buddy — quietly handling the tech, so you can lead with your whole heart.
Start your community, paste your first songs, connect the screens. Fifteen minutes of work.
Create your account — free