Lyrics, hymns, scripture and media on every screen in the building, run from the church laptop or the phone in your pocket. Psalmcast works offline, opens the song library you already have, and is ready before the organ starts.
Bring your whole song library across in one go
Scripture Listener
Psalmcast listens to the sermon through a microphone or a feed from the sound desk. When it hears “turn with me to Romans 8, verse 28”, the passage is ready to show. Or let it go up by itself, hands-free.
Phone remote
Scan a QR code on the laptop, type a 6-digit PIN, and your phone runs the screens over the church Wi-Fi. There's nothing to install. It opens in the phone's browser.
Every screen
The projector for the congregation, a confidence monitor for the band, side screens, and lyrics over your livestream camera. Each has its own layout, and they all stay in step.
Everything for Sunday
Built for volunteers. The whole service runs on the church laptop, so a bad Wi-Fi day never stops worship.
Exact-phrase search, favourites and recent songs. Paste lyrics and it finds the verses and choruses for you. Write the chorus once and arrange it however the band sings it.
“Turn to hymn 245.” Type it, press Enter, and it's up.
Type “jn 3 16” and press Enter. Long passages split into readable slides, and Ctrl + arrows step verse by verse.
Copy last week's service, drag in this week's songs, scripture, videos and slides, then press “Open in Live”.
Preview and Live side by side. Keys jump to the chorus or verse 2. Presentation clickers just work.
Lyrics and lower thirds straight into your stream, with OBS scenes switching by themselves.
Save your NDI cameras and your vMix or OBS feeds on the Inputs page, then put any of them on screen with one click, or drop them into the running order.
Images, video and audio in one library. Import PowerPoint and PDF, hide pages for one service, and read your notes on the Live page.
Find the video in the built-in browser while the screens stay put. Nothing shows until you click “Show on screen”.
Fonts, colours, text bands, backgrounds and transitions, plus looping announcements with timers.
Your songs and services live on your own computer. Back them up to your own cloud automatically, and restore everything on a new PC.
A first-run wizard sets up the projector, songs and Bible. 50 built-in guides, starting with “Your first Sunday in 10 minutes”, and help on every page.
Built for Sunday morning
Psalmcast is designed around one rule: whatever happens with the internet, an update or a subscription, the words stay on the screen.
Everything runs on the laptop. The phone remote uses the church Wi-Fi, not the internet.
Updates download quietly and install when you close Psalmcast. It never restarts during a service.
If a trial ends or the internet is down, nothing changes while the screens are on.
Songs, services and sermon audio stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded unless you turn on backup.
How a Sunday goes
Copy last week's service, add this week's songs and the sermon passage.
Run the pre-service check and pair your phone with the QR code.
Open the service in Live. The words appear on every screen.
Change slides, run the timer and message the band from your phone while the Listener catches the verses.
Pricing
No card needed, only an email address. When the trial ends, Psalmcast keeps working on Free. Nothing is locked away and no songs are lost.
Everything you need to put the words on one screen, for as long as you like.
The whole team, every screen and the livestream.
Start the trial from inside the app. Subscribe whenever you're ready: churches in Nigeria pay in naira and everyone else in US dollars, securely through Paystack. Cancel any time, and Pro stays on until the end of the period you paid for. Full pricing
Download
Version 0.1.0. Free to install, with the 30-day Pro trial one click away.
psalmcast-0.1.0-setup.exe. It installs in under a minute.Mac and Linux are on the way.
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Questions
Yes. The Free plan never runs out: songs, Bibles, hymns, services and media on one screen, with a small watermark in a top corner. Pro adds more screens, the phone remote, the Scripture Listener, streaming tools and cloud backup. Every church can try Pro free for 30 days with just an email address. When the trial ends, Psalmcast simply goes back to Free.
No. Everything runs on the laptop, and the phone remote uses the local church Wi-Fi. You only need internet for extras like YouTube, online lyric search, cloud backup, update checks and, now and then, renewing a Pro licence. A licence that can't renew never interrupts a service.
Yes. Import from EasyWorship 6/7 and 2009, ProPresenter 5/6/7, OpenLP, OpenSong, MediaShout, SongShow Plus, VideoPsalm, CCLI SongSelect, ChordPro, Word and plain text. EasyWorship and OpenLP libraries are found automatically, and duplicates are shown side by side so you can choose. You can bring your EasyWorship media too.
No. Speech is recognised on the laptop itself, and nothing is recorded or uploaded. By default it only suggests the passages it hears, and you choose what goes on screen. The built-in speech model runs on any quad-core computer; an optional, more accurate model downloads once (about 290 MB).
No. The remote and the congregation's follow-along page open in the phone's browser after scanning a QR code. The remote is protected by a 6-digit PIN, and you can remove paired phones at any time.
Psalmcast doesn't include a hymnal, but you can import one in a few clicks, with the hymn numbers taken from the files. Public-domain hymnals such as the Open Hymnal work well. Only project hymnals that are public domain or that your church is licensed to use.
Yes, with Pro. Add a lower-third output and send it over NDI with a see-through background, or use it as a browser source. In OBS (with the free DistroAV plugin) or vMix it sits on top of your camera, so only the words show. It doesn't need a spare screen.
Free works on as many computers as you like. A Pro subscription covers several church computers, and you can see and remove them on your account page at any time.
On your own computer. Nothing is uploaded unless you turn on cloud backup, which writes to your own Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox or S3. Crash reports are off unless you switch them on. See our privacy policy.
Not yet. Psalmcast is available for Windows 10 and 11 today, and Mac and Linux versions are on the way. Email us and we'll tell you when they're ready.
Install Psalmcast in a minute, bring your songs across, and run your next service from your phone.