Go beyond static slides. Simple Cast parses song data on the fly, allowing you to instantly project verses, choruses, and bridges. Real-time controls let you adjust font families, sizes, alignments, and limit lines-per-slide during the actual performance. It even supports overlaying chord previews exclusively for stage monitors.
Designed for speed, our Bible module processes search queries locally to find scriptures instantly. Select a single verse or hold Ctrl/Cmd to bundle multiple verses into a single beautiful layout. Mac and Linux browsers also natively support multi-verse previewing before pushing to the live screen.
Forget complicated dual-monitor setups. Simple Cast uses native browser BroadcastChannel architecture to drive multiple display windows seamlessly. Any change on the control dashboard is instantly fired to the live screens with zero server latency.
Turn standard webcams and USB capture cards into live backgrounds. Simple Cast taps into your system's hardware to overlay crisp text directly over a real-time camera feed—perfect for streaming setups or overflow rooms.
Step away from the media desk. A powerful web-based remote acts as a pocket-sized dashboard. We utilize the ultra-fast, lightweight MQTT protocol to let you trigger slides, blank the screen, or change media via local Wi-Fi or the cloud.
Worship services shouldn't rely on the internet. By utilizing heavy browser caching and an optional lightweight Python web server included in our offline package, your library operates smoothly regardless of network status.
Involve your audience like never before. Generate destination QR codes on screen for registration or donations, and run live audience polls with waving choices and interactive Bar, Pie, or Doughnut canvas charts.
Align projection displays across multi-screen setups compensating for bezel borders and overlaps. Apply custom geometric shapes and SVG clip-paths to clip background video streams into abstract vectors.
A special mention to Kyrshanlang Dkhar for his invaluable help and support in bringing SimpleCast to life.
The Khasi Bible text has been sourced from Bible.com.