Worshipr
It hears the passage.
Say John chapter three verse sixteen, or the words of a verse you already know. Worshipr looks it up on the computer.
For the person running Sunday
The verse is on the screen while you are still preaching.
Worshipr listens for the passage, holds it in preview, and sends it live when you say so. Built for a church computer in the United States or the United Kingdom. One payment. No monthly fee.
$100 once · one computer
The Windows and Mac buttons start the same $100 purchase and remember which computer you chose. The app includes a 30-day trial on that computer. The price is $100 US dollars. This checkout does not add sales tax.
One paymentNot a subscription. The license does not renew.
Preview, then liveA new verse stays off the projector until you send it.
Three languagesEnglish, French, and Spanish from the pulpit mic.
Offline serviceListening and projection run on the church computer.
Sunday morning, without the scramble.
You stay with the sermon. Worshipr stays with the screen.
You check preview.
The congregation does not see it yet. Read the reference. Fix it if the room heard something else.
You send it live.
The projector matches the preview, including the camera and the lower third. Fade or cut.
A booth, not a browser tab.
Worshipr is a desktop app for the computer plugged into the projector. Two camera inputs, a split, a mirror, speaker names, a welcome line, and a logo. The lower third sizes itself to the verse so the reference is not stranded at the bottom of an empty bar.
Bibles you can actually show.
King James and the World English Bible are included. They are public domain. Copyrighted translations and copyrighted lyrics are not bundled. Add songs you have the right to display.
What the $100 is for.
The license is for one computer, the one that runs the service. Windows or Mac.
The sermon drives the screen.
Spoken references in English, French, and Spanish. Quiet rooms are ignored, so the transcript is not filled with lines nobody said. When one breath comes out as several book names, Worshipr keeps the verse you repeat.
Two pictures.
A room camera and a second source, including a phone you already paired in Romera Vision.
Service slides.
Speaker, announcement, and a quick slide. Click on. Click off. Clear actually clears.
ASIO and microphones.
Use the church interface. Worshipr lists ASIO drivers when they are installed, and ordinary microphones when they are not.
Songs you own.
Public-domain hymns can be followed. Copyrighted lyrics stay out unless you add text you have permission to show.
The offer
$100. Then it is yours.
One computer. No second charge next year. No buried renewal. A 30-day trial starts in the app on that computer.
- Windows and Mac download buttons after you pay
- King James and World English Bible on the machine
- Preview and live, cameras, lower thirds, fades
- Listening in English, French, and Spanish
Checkout is in US dollars through Stripe. Cards and the payment methods Stripe offers in the US and UK are shown there. You will return here for the installer buttons.
Before you put it on the projector.
Is $100 a subscription?
No. It is one payment for one computer. The license does not expire and it does not renew. There is no second fee hidden in the terms.
Windows or Mac?
Both. Buy once and install on the computer that runs the service. Use the Windows button or the Mac button. That choice is sent with the payment so the receipt page knows which installer you need.
Which Bible text is on the screen?
King James and the World English Bible ship with Worshipr. Other public-domain texts can be added. Copyrighted modern translations are not included.
Does the service need the internet?
Checkout needs a connection. After Worshipr is installed, listening and the projector run on that computer.
What is the trial?
The app can run a 30-day trial on the computer. The trial is tied to that computer. Reinstalling does not start it over.
Have it ready before the next service.
$100 once. Windows or Mac. The verse waits in preview until you send it.