Worship presentation software
What if Sunday just worked?
A worship presenter you run from one keyboard. Every screen in the building follows. AI does the prep.
The live demo is the real app, password protected. Ask for access at hello@exoduspresenter.com. Press Ctrl+K anywhere on this page; it works here too.
What if
…the operator never touched the mouse?
Selecting is not firing, so nothing goes live by accident. Space fires, Space advances, F9 stops. The pastor asks for a verse in the middle of a song: Ctrl+B, type the reference, Enter. Two seconds, every screen. Half of a Sunday is one command away.
Proof: command palette · quick verse · live text edit · quick cues · blackout and freeze
Press Ctrl+B
What if
…every screen in the building was just a browser tab?
The projector, the stage monitor, the pastor's iPad: each one opens a URL on the church Wi-Fi. No install on any screen, no capture cards, no second license. Run it as one app on the booth laptop, or hosted in the cloud when that is easier. Same product, same keyboard.
Proof: /edit · /live · /stage · Windows app or hosted · any device on the LAN
What if
…the projector never went down with the operator?
The playback engine lives on the server, not in the operator's browser. Close the tab, reload it, drop the Wi-Fi on the stage tablet: the congregation sees nothing. Four rules the whole codebase obeys, and the first one is that going live never touches the database.
Proof: server-side playback · auto reconnect · live path never writes to the database
Operator hits F5 mid-song
What if
…it ran on the laptop you already own?
One executable, no dependencies, no database to install. Your songs, plans and media stay on your machine. No hardware upgrade to get started, no Mac in the booth, no graphics card, and nothing to pay just to keep what your church already has.
Proof: single exe · installs in a minute · local library · runs for hours without a restart
What if
…building the plan was the good part?
What you see on the canvas is the projector, pixel for pixel. Set the church's look once; every new song, verse and announcement comes out on brand, including the one the worship leader calls at 10:07. Paste lyrics and they split into slides. Drop the pastor's PDF and it is a cue. The footer writes itself.
Proof: canvas = projector · templates and defaults per cue type · smart paste · PDF slides · CCLI footer and usage report
Drag the caption. Guides snap it to the center.
What if
…the plan wrote itself?
Describe the service in a sentence. Exodus picks songs from your own library, resolves the scripture, drafts the announcement and applies your templates. You review, then fire. The AI assembles; the church keeps control of the content.
Proof: library-grounded song picks · your templates applied · nothing goes live without you
Type the service. Press Enter.
It already does
Everything above runs today, on a laptop or hosted, in the same build.
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Early churches get the app, a direct line to the person who built it, and a say in what comes next. Tell us a little about your Sunday.