The songbook for worship teams, in Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi and English.
Chords in any key, setlists, and the words on the screen for everyone. Free on iPhone, iPad and Android.
On Monday, the leader builds Sunday's setlist from 21,615 songs. Each song can carry its own key, tempo and notes for this service, and the original stays as it was.

On Thursday, new songs go in from a computer. WorshipFlow Web opens in any browser on the same Wi-Fi; you approve the computer on your phone with a matching code, and the songs are saved on the phone, nowhere else.

At rehearsal, everyone reads the same chart. Chords sit above the words in the setlist's key, BandSync puts the current slide on every phone, and the pads and the click follow each song's key and tempo.

On Sunday, the words go up on the screen. Tap a verse to project it; the congregation reads Malayalam with English letters underneath, the live stream gets a lower third, and the stage monitor shows what comes next.

O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing, Charles Wesley, 1739
For anyone who sings: every song, setlists, chords and the Bible.
All 21,615 songs and the language packs, search, favourites, setlists, chord transposition, the Bible reader, backup and restore. No ads.
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DownloadFor the team that leads the service.
Projection to any screen, lower third, stage monitor, BandSync, WorshipFlow Web, metronome, pads in 12 keys, Nashville numbers, guitar tabs, PDF export and foot pedal support. Paid once, never again; Restore Purchases brings it to your next phone.
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Is WorshipFlow free? Yes. Every song, setlists, chords, transposition and the Bible are free, with no ads. Premium is a one-time purchase that unlocks projection and the band's tools.
Is Premium a subscription? No. You pay once. Restore Purchases brings it back on a new phone signed in to the same Apple or Google account.
Does it work without internet? Yes. The songs built into the app live on your phone. You need a connection only to download language packs, Bibles and song updates.
Which languages are there? English, Hindi, Malayalam and Tamil come with the app. Telugu, Kannada, Spanish and Portuguese are free downloads.
Can I read Malayalam songs in English letters? Yes. Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi, Telugu and Kannada songs can show the original script, English letters, or both, on your phone and on the projected screen.
Do I need special equipment to project? No. Any TV, projector or computer with a browser on the same Wi-Fi can show the words, and Chromecast works too.
Can the band follow on their own phones? Yes. With BandSync they open a link or scan a QR code and see the current slide with its chords.
Can I add my own songs? Yes, as many as you like, with chords typed in brackets. WorshipFlow Web lets you type them on a computer.
Are my songs uploaded anywhere? No. Your songs, setlists and notes stay on your phone. Back them up to a file whenever you like.
Which devices does it run on? iPhone and iPad with iOS 18.2 or later, and Android phones and tablets through Google Play.
Something not working? Write to us and tell us what you see; we read every message.