For church worship teams

Sunday morning, everything in place

Weekly preparation, scheduling, rehearsal and projection are often separate worlds. Chords365 weaves them into a single workflow, so every team member prepares for the service with the same song, in the same key.

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The problem

Sunday comes together from many small details

Preparing a service is full of moving parts: which song, in which key, who sings it, who plays it, what goes on the screen. When all of this lives in separate documents, messages and people's heads, it's easy for something to surface at the last minute — or for the projection operator to see different lyrics from what the team is playing.

The solution

One workflow from planning to projection

In Chords365 the songs, the setlist, the scheduling and the projection all meet. The leader builds the service's list, the team prepares on their own devices, and the projection operator works from the same setlist — so the stage and the screen always show the same thing.

How it looks in practice

From weekly preparation to Sunday

1

Build the service

Pick the songs and keys, and assign them to the next service.

2

Let the team prepare

Everyone practices in their own key, even with audio recordings and stem sets.

3

Sync up at rehearsal

The leader leads, the team follows in real time — singers and players together.

4

Project from one place

The lyrics go to the screen from the same setlist, with no separate program.

What a worship team needs

The same features, tailored to the team's Sunday rhythm.

Service-centered setlists

Setlists tied to weekly services, from a past Sunday's list in minutes. Learn more

Projection from a single control panel

Lyrics, scripture and media to the screen — to an external display, via Cast or QR pairing. Learn more

Singer and player views

Everyone sees the same song in their own key and their own view. Learn more

Scheduling and attendance

Events, attendance marking and broadcast messages keep the team in order. Learn more

Offline reliability at the service

Opened content stays on the device, so a weak connection won't stop the projection. Learn more

How a team prepares for Sunday

Here's how a week goes for a worship team: on Tuesday the leader builds the Sunday service, choosing the songs and keys. Over the week the team members prepare on their own devices — the singers in their own keys, the players with the audio recordings. The member in charge of projection assembles the screen from the same setlist, so the lyrics are sure to match what the team plays. On Sunday morning there's no scramble: everyone is ready for the same song, at the same moment.

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See it in action

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Prepare your next service together

One team, one service, one shared setlist — from preparation to projection.

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