Every song from the church's books, searchable by a line you half-remember. Pick up to four, check the preview, print. The sheet comes out in exactly the format the congregation already knows.
Sign in with the Google account an administrator added. On an iPhone, open Chorus in Safari. Everything works there.
This is a pilot, and it will change
We're testing with a small group first. Some songs were read from the printed books by machine and may carry mistakes. If you find one, flag it from the reader and it gets corrected against the book.
Choose up to four songs, put them in the order they'll be sung, and generate the sheet. Landscape, two songs a page, folded down the middle, the same as always.
Every song from the church's books. Search finds a song by a line you half-remember, not just its number. Make the text bigger while you're singing.
Banners and ID cards, made the same way as the sheet. Not part of this pilot; it arrives in a later release.
There's no difference in what you can do. The Android app is just quicker to open on a phone. Install it the first time from the file, and after that it updates itself.
There's no sign-up. An administrator adds your Google account, and you sign in with it. Downloading the app doesn't give you access, and you can't be added by guessing an address.
During the pilot the app is installed from a file so we can fix things quickly. It moves to the Play Store when the pilot ends.
Yes. The browser version does everything, on a phone or a computer.
Flag it from the reader. The songs were read from the printed books by machine, so mistakes exist. Someone checks it against the book and corrects it.
Yes, for now: to sign in, and to prepare or generate a sheet.
Pilot release. Sign in with the Google account an administrator added to the list.
Android 9 and above · no iPhone app in this pilot