Volunteers rotate
The person on the laptop changes from week to week. The controls that matter — next section, Black, Clear — have to be obvious in seconds, not after training.
Worship presentation for Mac
Prepare songs, Scripture and media in one service plan on your Mac. Run the live service with big, obvious controls — or from an iPhone browser on the church Wi-Fi. Send clean output to the projector, your stream overlay or NDI.
Why MultiWorship
Most presentation tools were built for conferences and stage productions. A church service needs something else: fewer panels, clearer state, faster recovery.
The person on the laptop changes from week to week. The controls that matter — next section, Black, Clear — have to be obvious in seconds, not after training.
A chorus is repeated, a verse is skipped, a prayer runs long. You need one tap to jump anywhere in the song, and the screen must follow calmly.
Lyrics in one tool, Bible verses in another, videos in a folder somewhere. MultiWorship puts songs, Scripture and media into one ordered service plan.
The product
MultiWorship is a native macOS presenter. Your songs live in a library with sections the way bands think — Verse, Chorus, Bridge. The service plan holds everything for Sunday in order: songs, Scripture, video, photos, audio. When the service starts, the Live screen shows what is on, what is next, and the few controls that matter.

Service Plan
Songs, Scripture, a sermon bumper video, photos, an offering audio track — in one ordered plan. During the service, launching the next item is one tap, on the Mac or from the phone. A missing media file never takes the service down; it simply doesn't start.
Scripture
Type “John 3 16”, “Ин 3:16” or just a word like “Gnade” — MultiWorship finds the verse in the built-in public-domain Bibles and puts it on screen, in up to three translations side by side. Everything works offline.
Remote
Scan a QR code and your iPhone's browser becomes the remote, over the church's own Wi-Fi. The Mac approves every device before it can control anything. Next section, Black, Clear, launching plan items, even projection languages — from the stage.
Outputs
Full-screen output on any connected display, with the menu bar and Dock hidden. Windowed preview while you rehearse.
A local URL with transparent lyrics for your streaming software — add it as a browser source in OBS-style tools.
Transparent lyrics over NDI, straight into a compatible video mixer.
A complete program feed over NDI, including video backgrounds and Scripture overlays.
A stage view for the worship team: current and next, readable from the platform.
Video or photo backgrounds, per song when you want it — with worship font presets and clean themes.
The live workflow
Enter or import your songs, structure the sections, set languages and backgrounds.
Put songs, Scripture and media in service order. Preview anything without touching the output.
Pick the projector display in Presentation Setup — or start Browser Overlay / NDI for streaming.
Scan the QR code with an iPhone; approve it on the Mac. Rehearse once with the team.
Take the first item live. Jump sections as the band moves. Launch the next plan item when it's time.
Anything unexpected? Black or Clear is one tap away — on the Mac and on the phone.
Who it's for
One Mac, one projector, one volunteer. Everything needed for Sunday without a production desk.
A worship leader who wants section jumps from the stage, and lyrics in more than one language.
Rotating operators need controls that explain themselves. Black and Clear are always in the same place.
Browser Overlay and NDI put clean, transparent lyrics into your existing streaming or mixing setup.
Not a giant production suite. A calm, professional worship presenter shaped around how a real service actually flows.
The app is complete enough to run real services and is being tested with churches now. There is no public download yet — request access, try it in rehearsal first, and help shape the release. Pricing is being finalised during Early Access.
A Mac with macOS 13 Ventura or later — Intel and Apple Silicon both work — plus a projector, TV or capture setup for output. The iPhone remote needs the phone and the Mac on the same local network.
It's a browser remote: your iPhone's Safari opens a page served by the Mac on the local network. Nothing to install, and the Mac must approve every device before it can control anything.
No. Live control, Scripture lookup and the remote all run on your local network. You only need internet for things like receiving the app or your license file.
Three public-domain translations, fully offline: Russian Synodal 1876, World English Bible, and Luther 1912 (German).
Request Early Access and try MultiWorship in rehearsal with your own songs, your own plan, your own projector.