Proyecta, Organiza and Banda are free programs that help your church project lyrics and Scripture, coordinate volunteers and prepare worship. No subscriptions, no ads, made in Latin America.
“for the perfecting of the saints, to the work of serving, to the building up of the body of Christ.”
Ephesians 4:12 (WEB)
Each one works on its own. Together they cover your team's whole week, from Tuesday's schedule to Sunday's last slide.
Proyecta
For the media team
Lyrics, Bible, PowerPoint, announcements and video on the projector, the stage monitor and the TVs. Works offline and on old computers.
No accounts. Installs from the browser.
Organiza
For pastors, leaders and coordinators
Ministries, schedules, volunteers and your member database, on everyone's phone. Each volunteer confirms if they can serve, and you see who is overloaded before they burn out.
Your church's account is free.
Banda
For the worship team
Songs with chords, the order of each service and who plays what, on every musician's phone or tablet.
Comes with Organiza: turn it on with a worship ministry.
The three tools walk with your team from one day to the next.
Tuesday
Organiza
Choose who sings, who plays and who runs media. Everyone gets their shift on WhatsApp and replies from their phone.
Thursday
Banda
The worship leader picks the songs and their keys. Musicians rehearse with their own capo and download the service.
Sunday
Proyecta
Lyrics, Scripture, announcements and the sermon on every screen, even if the internet goes down.
Banda and Proyecta already work together. With your Digital Church account, Proyecta brings in the set list built in Banda, with the lyrics ready to project.
We believe church money should go to people, not to software subscriptions. Digital Church exists so a small church can have the same tools as a large one.
No paid plan, no ads and no locked features.
For first-time volunteers, donated computers and unreliable internet.
Big buttons, few options on screen and video guides for every tool.
No one else sees it or uses it. Download it any time and delete it if you want.
We don't hand out copyrighted lyrics or Bibles. We help you use what your church already has a license for.
Anyone can see how it works and help improve it, under the MIT license.
Digital Church began at La Casa de mi Padre in Monterrey, Mexico. It was started by David Carbajal, an elder of the church, with a simple idea: no church should go without good tools because of its budget.
Each tool comes from a real need in our own church, is tested with our volunteers and is then shared with any church that needs it, in any country.
Yes. All three tools are free, with no ads and no paid features. The code is open so anyone can review it.
No. Each one works on its own. Start with the one your church needs most and add the others whenever you want.
Not for Proyecta: it opens in the browser and keeps everything on your computer. Organiza and Banda do use an account, because several people from your church sign in from their phones. Creating it is free.
Proyecta does, after you open it the first time. Banda lets you download the service to play without a signal. Organiza needs the internet to view and save data.
In Proyecta, on your own computer. In Organiza and Banda, in the cloud and separated by church: no one else sees your information, you can download it to Excel and you can delete it.
They include public domain or openly licensed hymns and Bibles. Copyrighted songs are added by your church, which is responsible for its license (for example, CCLI). Proyecta also connects to YouVersion and Planning Center, and imports from SongSelect.
Spanish, English, Portuguese, Hindi and Indonesian. We're reviewing the translations with churches in each country: if you speak one of these languages and want to help, message us.
Use them in your church and tell us what to improve. If you code, the source is open. If you speak another language, help us review the translations.
Pick the tool your church needs most today. The others will be ready when you are.