Sanctumel Projection

One click. Five screens that follow.

The operator picks a slide. The hall, the stage return, the phone, the teleprompter and the live lower-third all agree at the same instant. Nothing to install: it all runs in a browser.

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The session
Hall screenwhat the congregation sees
Grand est ton amour
Grand est ton amour envers nous, Seigneur, tu es fidèle.
Verse 1
Stage returnfor the worship team and the speaker
Grand est ton amour
Grand est ton amour envers nous, Seigneur, tu es fidèle.
Verse 1
Verse 110:32
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Éternel est ton nom,
Remoteany phone
1 / 5
Grand est ton amour envers nous,
Teleprompterit scrolls when someone speaks from a text
it scrolls when someone speaks from a text
Live lower-thirdon OBS or our own player
Grand est ton amour
Grand est ton amour envers nous,

This is not a screenshot. These are the real projection components, running in this page: the same code draws your hall screen on a Sunday morning.

How a church is actually wired

The projector is almost never plugged into the console's computer.

Beyond a small room, the projector has its own mini-PC on the ceiling and the console sits at the back. Most software assumes the opposite. Here, every screen opens from a link.

One link, and it is connected
The projector's machine opens an address, goes fullscreen, and that is it. Nothing to install, no pairing, and no account to type on a machine left switched on in a room open to the public.
The phone becomes the remote
A QR code to scan. Whoever leads the service moves the slides from their seat, with nothing to install.
What belongs on stage stays on stage
The speaker's teleprompter and the cues to the worship team are not merely hidden from the hall screen: they are not sent to it.
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What no projection software can do

Your songs, your sermons and the Bible are already here.

Projection software does not know your church: everything is retyped into it. Here, projection reads what you have already prepared, and builds itself.

The service assembles itself
The songs in the plan, their arrangement, the sermon parts and the subject outline become slides without copying a single line.
Two languages, the same verse
For congregations where two languages live side by side. Matching is done by verse number, never by position: a version that counts verses differently would otherwise show the wrong text, silently.
The stream gets the verse
The lower-third appears on your video feed, driven from the console. Those watching from home read the verse at the same time as the room.

What we do, and what we will not do.

A product page that only says good things reads like a brochure. Here is the limit, in plain sight.

What projection does
  • Lyrics, scripture, sermons, quotes, talks, announcements, countdown
  • Hall screen, stage return, remote, teleprompter, live lower-third
  • Bilingual, five interface languages, themes and backgrounds per church
  • Preview separated from live, recovery after the console machine fails
What we will not do
  • Heavy video playback and NDI output: that is broadcast work, it needs native software
  • MIDI, timecode, stage automation: for rooms that have a trained operator
  • Competing with a video player: our layer is the lower-third, not the player

Your next Sunday could already run on it.

Projection is included in the Premium plan. Nothing to install, no hardware to change: the browser you already have is enough.

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