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Brilliant on Sunday, whoever is on.
The person at the desk changes every week. With GoBraw the main screen, the side screens and the screen in the hall change together, and a first-time volunteer gets through the service.
What goes wrong today
- The side screen is one slide behind, so the back half sings late.
- Someone shouts "next slide" from the front.
- The laptop desktop pops up on the big screen.
- The one person who knows how it works is away.
What changes with GoBraw
- Every screen, as one. Main screen, side screens and the hall TV change at the same moment.
- Next is in your pocket. The worship leader can move on from their phone.
- Every seat's a front seat. People follow the words on their own phone, from the front row to the back.
- Only the good bit shows. No desktop, no pointer, no pop-ups on the screen.
- Set up once, it remembers. Next week a new volunteer walks in and presses Start.
- Live video, right in it. A phone becomes a camera on the screen.Coming soon
- Every word, for everyone. Live captions and translations of the sermon.Coming soon
What GoBraw does not do yet
- GoBraw has no Bible library and no song library yet. You type or paste the words in.
- GoBraw does not report songs to CCLI yet.
Other rooms
- Conferences: The main hall, the overflow room and the foyer, all on the same moment.
- Offices: The reception TV and the meeting-room screen, finally showing something.
- Schools: Assembly, the hall and the corridor screens, run by whoever is free.
- Gyms and studios: Each class on the screens at its time, run by whoever is teaching.
- Bars and restaurants: Menus, specials and the function room, all changing at five.
- Shops: One offer, every screen in the shop, at the same second.
- Theatres and arts: Stage screens, the foyer and the captions, all on one press.
- Weddings and parties: The photo wall and the top-table screen, run by a cousin with no practice.
- Museums and galleries: A room of screens telling one story, together all day.