Meet WorshipSavvy: an EasyWorship alternative built for small churches
Why we built WorshipSavvy, how it compares to EasyWorship, and what a simple, offline-first, one-time-purchase presentation app means for a small or medium church.
If you run the media booth at a small or medium church, you know the drill: get the lyrics up, keep the next slide ready, don't let the projector go blank mid-song. For years the default answer has been EasyWorship. We built WorshipSavvy because we wanted that same core job done in a calmer, simpler app — one you buy once and run entirely on your own computer.
What WorshipSavvy does
WorshipSavvy puts your whole service on screen from one window:
- Songs with lyrics, author, copyright and CCLI credits that print on the title slide automatically.
- Scripture from ten bundled Bible translations, searchable offline.
- Sermons you can type in one box — a blank line starts a new slide — with private speaker notes.
- Media and themes for backgrounds and full-screen moments.
Why churches are switching from EasyWorship
The three reasons we hear most:
- One-time purchase, not a subscription. For a small church budget, owning your software outright matters.
- Offline-first. No account, no cloud dependency, nothing phoning home. A dropped connection never takes your service down.
- Simple for volunteers. One window, a handful of keyboard shortcuts, and a new volunteer is useful in minutes.
We're not trying to out-feature the big tools. We're trying to be the right-sized tool for a normal Sunday.
Want the full breakdown? Read our EasyWorship alternative comparison.
What's next
WorshipSavvy is on the Mac App Store today. A Windows version is coming soon to the Microsoft Store, and livestreaming controls and a phone remote are on the roadmap. Have a request? Open an issue on GitHub — we read every one.