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House of worship

Sunday's ready
before you are.

Wash lights, song slides, and the backing track — and no second take. sho.run lets a rotating team of volunteers run service with confidence, on the clock, with everything locked down once it starts.

sho.run lights on an iPad for a house of worship service
“Sunday. Wash, song slides, and the backing track — no re-runs. The wall-clock trigger fires the prelude at 9:55 and Showtime mode locks it all down.”
— the house-of-worship volunteer
Sound Familiar?

The night, as it usually goes.

  • A different volunteer every week, each re-learning the gear.
  • The prelude needs to start at 9:55 whether or not someone remembers.
  • PowerPoint over here, lights over there, sound in the back.
  • One wrong tap mid-service and there's no do-over.
With sho.run

How it actually runs.

Set the service once. sho.run brings the room up on the clock, fires the cues, and Showtime mode keeps a first-time volunteer from touching anything they shouldn't. Service runs itself, gracefully.

What You Get

Wall-clock cues

Fire the prelude bed at 9:55 — lights to warm wash, projector to the announcement loop, music coming up. Automatically.

Triggers from other apps

If you're using something already to help with your service, we are working to connect to it in future releases.

Showtime lock

Volunteers can run it, not break it.

Operator profiles

Each volunteer sees only the faders and buttons they need — nothing to fear, nothing to fumble.

Same every week

Save the service once; reload it next Sunday. New volunteer, same confident run.

Multi-campus ready

Cloud fleet management (v1.1) keeps every campus on the same looks and cue lists.

Run your next one with sho.run.

Free beta on iPad, Mac, and Android tablet.

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