Vocalist
Concert pitch · key of Eb
Eb Bb/D
Come Thou Fount of every blessing
Cm7 Ab
Tune my heart to sing Thy grace
Eb Bb/D
Streams of mercy, never ceasing
Ab Eb
Call for songs of loudest praise
Built on a stage, not in a meetingStop flipping pages.
Stop flipping pages.
Start playing.
Chord sheets, setlists, and a live on-stage mode that keeps every musician on the same song — in their own key, on their own capo, even when the WiFi dies.
Invite-only for now — an admin of your team adds you by email.
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Sunday Service
Way Maker — Sinach
5 musicians following Sarah — now on “Way Maker”
Band key← tap a key, chords transpose live
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This isn’t a screenshot. Tap a key and the chords actually transpose.
- Works with no connection
- Nothing is tracked, ever
- Installs on an iPad
- Your songs stay inside your team
- Prints exactly what you see
One chart. Every musician.
The keyboard player reads E♭. The guitarist reads D with a capo on. Whoever’s on in-ears reads numbers. It’s the same song, and nobody retyped anything.
Band key
Band key Eb. Guitar plays D shapes with a capo on fret 1. The Nashville numbers are unchanged.
Change the key all you want — the numbers never move. That’s the point.
Follow the Leader
One tap. Six iPads turn the page.
The worship leader flips to the next song and every device on stage follows instantly. Wander off to check the bridge and it stops following; rejoin with one button. Lose the connection entirely and it quietly goes back to being a normal chart — nobody has to be told.
Sarah — leaderLeading
4 / 6
The bandFollowing
4 / 6
Works Offline
The WiFi dies. Nobody notices.
Save a setlist and the whole thing comes with you: words, chords, transposing, capo, Nashville, autoscroll, next and previous. Live Mode starts and runs with no connection at all — because sanctuary WiFi always picks the worst moment. The last twenty-five setlists you saved stay put.
Sunday ServiceOffline copy
G C Em
Holy, there is no one like You
D C
There is none beside You
G D Em
Open up my eyes in wonder
Built for the stage
Readable from a music stand. Awake all service.
A full-screen reader with a high-contrast stage theme, five font sizes, one column or two, chords or lyrics-only. Arrow keys and Bluetooth page-turners just work, and the screen never sleeps mid-song.
Way MakerStage theme
G C Em
Holy, there is no one like You
D C
There is none beside You
G D Em
Open up my eyes in wonder
Everything else
The boring parts, done properly.
Nobody picks software for its permission model. You do notice when it’s wrong.
Transposition that spells it right
Put a song in E♭ and you get E♭ A♭ B♭, not D♯ G♯ A♯.
Capo suggestions, every fret
All twelve positions with the key each one lands in, open shapes first.
Nashville numbers
One tap turns the chart into 1 4 5. D/F♯ in D reads 1/3.
It works out the key
Read off the chords — and it notices when the song modulates.
Setlists that know what Sunday is
Reorder by drag or keyboard, and set a band key that never touches the original chart.
Paste from anywhere
ChordPro, or a straight paste from Ultimate Guitar. Title, artist, key and tempo fill themselves in.
Fifty songs at once
Bulk-upload ChordPro files, with duplicates caught before they land.
Edits that need a nod
An editor’s change to someone else’s sheet becomes a request — preview, diff, approve or reject.
Permissions in two places
Admin, editor, viewer — checked in the interface and again in the database.
Paper that matches the screen
Your transposition, two columns, Nashville or lyrics-only. Prints from an iPad.
Install it like an app
Add it to the home screen and it opens full-screen, offline copies and all.
Nobody is watching your Sunday
No analytics, no trackers, no third-party anything.
How a Sunday actually goes.
- 1
Tuesday
Paste the songs.
Drop in ChordPro or paste straight from a chord site. The title, artist, key and tempo fill themselves in. Fifty files at once if it’s a catch-up week.
- 2
Thursday
Build the service.
Drag the songs into order, mark what’s a call to worship and what’s the offering, and set the key the band is actually playing it in. The original chart never changes.
- 3
Sunday
Hit Live Mode.
Everyone opens the same setlist. The leader turns the page and the stage turns with them. Screens stay awake. The WiFi is irrelevant.
Questions worth asking.
Can I sign up?
Not on your own — an admin of your team invites you by email, and the link expires after seven days. There’s no waiting list.
Does it really work with no internet?
Yes. Open a setlist in Live Mode once and it comes with you: words, chords, transposing, capo, autoscroll. The last twenty-five stay put.
What can I bring with me?
ChordPro files, fifty at a time, or a straight paste from a chord site. No PDF import: what’s stored is chords, not a picture of them.
Who can change what?
Admin, editor, viewer. An editor changing someone else’s sheet raises a request with a preview and a diff. Nothing is shared outside your team.
Will it work on an iPad?
That’s what it’s for. Home screen, full-screen, offline copies, a screen that won’t sleep mid-song, and Bluetooth page-turners.
Sunday sounds better when everyone’s on the same page.
Invite-only for now. If your team’s already set up, your admin has your link.
Reads ChordPro, and a straight paste from Ultimate Guitar.