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Central Services

Who's serving, sorted

Central Services is the church's schedule. It shows the services, who's been asked, who said yes, who's away and what's being played, and everyone has it on their phone.

Everyone in the churchSchedulers
 per person, onceWhat it does

One slot per person on your teams, paid once. Every church pack comes with some.

Central Services' Schedule for Grace Church: Sunday 9:00 with its four songs and keys, the Sunday band and Tech team, and each person's answer - Yes, No or Not yet - with 8 yes, 1 no and 1 not yet.

What Central Services does

SchedulingTeams and setlists

Scheduling

  • Services and requestsSchedulers set up a service and ask people from the worship and production teams. Each person gets an email and taps yes or no.
  • My requestsEveryone sees what they've been asked to do, and can leave a note if they can't make it.
  • AwayPeople mark the dates they'll be away, and the schedulers can see them.

Teams and setlists

  • TeamsSee who serves where, and how many of your church's slots you've used.
  • SetlistsSetlists you make in the apps show up here with their keys and tracks.
  • Slots, not keysTake someone off a team and their slot opens up for the next person.

Screenshots

These are from the real app, not mock-ups.

Central Services' Schedule for Grace Church: Sunday 9:00 with its four songs and keys, the Sunday band and Tech team, and each person's answer - Yes, No or Not yet - with 8 yes, 1 no and 1 not yet.
Everyone can see the whole schedule: who's serving, in what role, and who has answered.
Central Services on Leah's account: My requests shows two services she's asked to sing at, Sunday 9:00 and Sunday 11:00, each with Accept and Decline buttons and a place for a note.
Volunteers answer with one tap, and can leave a note if they can't make it.
Central Services' Teams screen for Grace Church: a Slots bar showing 14 of 30 in use, the Sunday band and Evening band worship teams, and the Tech team, each person with their role.
Teams shows who serves where, and how many of your church's slots are in use.

Who it's for

Everyone in the churchSchedulers

Anyone who serves. Schedulers set up the services, and everyone else answers from their phone.

Where it runs

Web browserMacWindowsLinuxiPhone and iPadAndroid

Free to download for Web browser, Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and iPad, Android. The first time it opens, it asks for your key.

Downloads

Get it

 per person, once

One slot per person on your teams, paid once. Every church pack comes with some.

Church packs

If you want every detail, there's a full Central Services manual. Stuck on something? Try the Help Center.

The other apps

They're separate apps, but on the same Wi-Fi they find each other and share the work.

The Central Pedal's own touchscreen in LIVE: Amazing Grace playing in G at 72 BPM with 1:58 left, verse buttons, Pause, Next, Vamp and Safe stop, and the eight pads.

Central Pedal

The pedal at the worship leader's feet

A floor unit that plays your pads and multitracks, shows the chart and lyrics, and runs a looper and a guitar or keys rig. It has 12 footswitches, knobs, a touch screen and two HDMI ports. We build and test each one, and it arrives ready to play.

See what it does
Central Pedal Control's TRACKS screen: Holy, Holy, Holy's waveform with its verses marked, the lyrics for the current section, rehearse and speed controls, and a mixer for Click, Drums, Bass, Keys and Vocals.

Central Pedal Control

Get the pedal ready from home

This is where the week's prep happens. Build the setlist, add songs and tracks, set up the pads and the instrument, and decide what each button on the pedal does. When you're done, press Upload and it all goes to the pedal.

See what it does
The Lighting tab: the stage in 3D with trusses, moving heads, light bars and beams, above the presets

Central Control

The desk runs the whole service

Central Control runs the room from the desk: lights, lyrics, slides, cameras, the stream, in-ears and the run sheet. If you have more than one computer back there, give each one its own jobs and they work together.

See what it does

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