Screens for churches & nonprofits
Service times, this week’s gatherings, ways to serve and give — on warm, current screens in the lobby and hall, run by whoever has the phone, on whatever TVs you already own. No production booth required.
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Forty flyers nobody reads become one calm loop everyone does — this week, right now, in order.
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Announcements edited Saturday night from a phone, correct on every screen Sunday morning.
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Where the kids check in, where coffee is, what’s next — answered on the glass before they have to ask.
Screenshots showing how a church uses Screens for welcome loops and event boards.
The Gathering
welcome loop
The Gathering
events board
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Service times, a warm word, this week’s verse — the lobby greets before the greeters do.
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Youth group, food pantry, small groups — one edit updates the lobby, the hall, and the annex.
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Newcomer card, volunteer signup, giving — a gentle QR instead of a clipboard chase.
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A screen by the kids’ wing that says exactly where to go — first-visit anxiety, handled.
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Runs on donated TVs and a browser. No media server, no production booth, no license tiers.
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Screens cache the loop — building Wi-Fi hiccups never blank the welcome wall mid-service.
That’s the point — if they can edit a doc on a phone, they can run every screen in the building. No training day needed.
Yes. Screens are numbered devices on one dashboard; the annex updates the same second the lobby does.
Fourteen days with twenty boards and no card — enough to cover every room through a couple of Sundays before anyone has to decide. After that, plans start at $6 a board.
The trial is free for seven days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.