Local-first
Songs, plans and settings are plain local files on your Mac, written atomically. A damaged file degrades gracefully — it never blocks a live service.
Product
MultiWorship keeps preparation and live control in one place: the song library, the service plan, Scripture and media on one side — a calm, readable live screen on the other.

Songs
Each song is a set of sections — Intro, Verse, Pre-Chorus, Chorus, Bridge, Ending — with lyrics per language. The editor keeps metadata like author, CCLI number and copyright notice with the song. You bring your own lyrics; the app ships only original sample texts.
Live
The Live screen is a grid of the current song's sections plus a control column: projector state, Black, Clear, Logo, Scripture, text size. Current and next are always visible. Everything important is one tap, one keystroke, or one remote command away.
Output
The projector window runs full-screen on the display you choose — menu bar and Dock hidden — or windowed while you rehearse. Lyrics render on clean themes with worship font presets, over solid backgrounds, photos or video. Scripture can take the whole screen or sit in a livestream-safe lower third.
Foundations
Songs, plans and settings are plain local files on your Mac, written atomically. A damaged file degrades gracefully — it never blocks a live service.
The app runs without sign-in. Licensing is a local license file; your data does not live on our servers.
The interface adapts down to small windows — tested on Intel MacBook Pro screen sizes — so nothing clips off screen mid-service.
The entire app speaks English, German and Russian — not just the lyrics.
Early Access churches get a build, a short setup guide, and direct support while testing.