Stream your service without buying equipment.
Members who are sick, homebound, travelling, or serving overseas can still be in the room. Start a private stream from a phone or laptop, share one link with your congregation, and it records itself for anyone who missed it.
One-time payment · No app for guests · 30-day unused-event money-back guarantee
No equipment to buy
A phone or laptop is the camera. No encoder, no capture card, no install — which is the difference between streaming this Sunday and streaming next year.
Private by default
The stream lives at a link you share with your congregation, not on a public platform where anyone can find it. Add a password if you want a second lock.
It records itself
Every stream is saved automatically, so members who work Sundays or were unwell can watch later from the same link.
Weddings, funerals, baptisms
The same setup covers the services families ask you to stream — including relatives who cannot travel for a funeral on short notice.
Collect photos from church events
Potlucks, VBS, youth trips, the Christmas program: one QR code gathers everyone's photos into a shared gallery instead of the office chasing people for pictures.
Someone else can run it
A volunteer starts the stream from their phone. There is nothing to configure, so it does not depend on one technical person being there.
How it works
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Create the service as an event
Name it, set the date. Takes about a minute.
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Share the link with the congregation
Email it, put it in the bulletin, or post the QR code at the entrance for photo sharing.
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Start the stream from a phone or laptop
Point it at the pulpit and go live. Remote members open the link on any device.
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The recording is there afterwards
Same link, replay available — no upload step and nothing to publish.
Don't take our word for it. Be the guest.
Scan this with your phone the way a guest at your event would. Upload a photo, then watch it appear in the shared gallery within seconds — no app to install, nothing to sign up for.
- Scan the code with your phone camera — it opens straight in the browser.
- Add any photo. It lands in the live gallery immediately, exactly like it will at your event.
It's a shared demo gallery, so please keep uploads work-appropriate. Demo uploads are cleared regularly.
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This is the same kind of code your guests scan at your event.
Questions
Do we need a camera or streaming hardware?
No. A phone, tablet, or laptop camera is enough to start. There is no encoder to configure and nothing to install, which is what usually stops smaller congregations from streaming at all.
Is the stream public?
No. It is private to the link you share, and you can add a password. It is not published to a public video platform and is not searchable.
Can we stream funerals and weddings for families?
Yes, and it is one of the most common uses. Families frequently have relatives who cannot travel in time for a funeral; a private link lets them attend and, because every stream records automatically, watch again later.
Is this a monthly contract?
No. You buy a pass for an event. If you stream every week, the monthly streaming add-on is the cheaper route — but there is no long-term contract either way.
Can members send in photos from church events?
Yes. The same event carries a QR code for photo uploads, so members contribute pictures from potlucks, mission trips, and holiday programs straight into one shared gallery.
Stream your service without buying equipment.
Set it up in about ten minutes. Guests scan one code — no app, no accounts, nothing to install.
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