Where it is going

The software is free and stays free. These are intentions rather than promises, with no dates attached: they arrive as the work allows, and what churches actually ask for is what gets built first.

What is being worked towards

Thing	Why it matters
A signed download	So Windows stops warning about it the first time. A signing certificate is a yearly cost the project does not carry today, and it is the first thing any support would go towards — a warning is one more thing standing between a church and a working projector
A macOS version	For churches running the booth on a Mac. The program is written in a way that can cross over; it is a question of the work and of having a Mac to test on properly
More translations	Including any a publisher is willing to license. Every free text that can be included already is — the gap is the licensed ones. How a publisher's text would be treated
Songs and lyrics	The same projection surface for what the congregation sings, not only what is read

Already arrived

Things that used to be on this list and are now in the software:

• Control from a tablet — shipped in 1.2. The operator is no longer tied to the desk. How it works
• Updates from inside the program — shipped in 1.2, and they leave your settings and Bibles alone. Updating
• Installing Bibles without a rebuild — shipped in 1.1. Adding translations

What is not planned

Being everything. It projects Scripture, and it is meant to be learnable by a volunteer on the morning they first use it. Every feature that gets added is weighed against that.

Asking for something

If one of these is the difference between using the software and not, say so — that moves it up the list more than anything else does. Get in touch.