Experience mobile control of church projections with Holyrics, developed by Lima Giran, a companion for live worship presentations. The app lets worship leaders and media teams control lyrics, Bible verses and multimedia from anywhere in the sanctuary, offering real-time search, playlist management, mirroring of the live slide, and a communication panel for production cues. Designed for volunteers and media operators, the app reduces the need to remain at a desktop and supports quicker coordination during services, and quick theme switching for visual changes.

How the app converts a phone into a projection remote

The app functions as a companion to the desktop Holyrics software, providing remote control of song lyrics, Bible verses and multimedia playback. It connects to the desktop program so operators can trigger slides, select items from the registered database, and manage playlists for services. The mobile client also offers mirroring of the current live slide and a communication panel to send alerts to return monitors or the media team.

How the mobile client affects device and playback load

Because the desktop software handles actual playback, the phone acts primarily as a control surface rather than a media player. The app pairs with the computer over the local network via a QR scan, so heavy audio or video rendering remains on the desktop. This design keeps mobile resource demands low and preserves the desktop as the authoritative output device during services.

Whether it fits production safety and coordination needs

Connection via the local Wi-Fi network and QR pairing keeps sessions bound to the venue, and the in-app communication panel allows silent coordination among the production team. The mobile client requires the desktop program to be running, so administrative control remains on-site. These constraints keep show control centralized while giving remote operators visibility and a way to alert technicians quickly.

Who can operate it and where advanced options appear

The interface supports quick song or scripture lookup and playlist adjustments, which helps volunteers move around the sanctuary without technical overhead. Casual operators can use the basic remote features, while teams that need online synchronization or cloud sharing must enable the optional Holyrics Plan. The app requires modern iOS devices (iOS 11.0 or later) to run on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

Practical mobile companion with one notable dependency

Holyrics is a practical option for church media teams who need mobile projection control during services; the principal limitation is its dependence on the Holyrics desktop program and same-network pairing. That dependency keeps core playback centralized on a computer, so teams that require offsite or cross-venue synchronization should plan for the optional online features. For on-site worship runs, the app gives clear operational benefits to roaming operators.