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GoBraw and Proclaim
Proclaim's best idea is that a service is planned by a team during the week, not by one person on Sunday morning. GoBraw is built for any room, and for every screen and phone in it.
What Proclaim is good at
- Several people can plan the service together during the week, from anywhere.
- One price for the whole church, on as many computers as you like.
- Works with no internet once it has synced.
- Tied into a large Bible and study library, and songs from CCLI SongSelect.
Where GoBraw is different
- Every screen you already have. TVs, projectors, Apple TV, Android TV, even a Raspberry Pi, all changing together.
- Your experience stays yours. GoBraw never stores your experience in its cloud. Not even a copy.
- Lose the speaker cables. Any phone becomes a speaker. Invite it by name.
- Made for your room. Churches, gyms, offices, schools, venues. The same place can run them all.
- Everyone knows the plan. Who does what, and when, in one place.Coming soon
When Proclaim is the better pick
- Your team plans together during the week, and that is the main thing you need.
- You use its Bible and study library, or SongSelect, every week. GoBraw has no Bible or song library yet.
- You need CCLI reporting. GoBraw does not have it yet.
Proclaim is built around planning a service together. GoBraw is built around the room: every screen, phone and speaker in it, together.
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- vMix and OBS: For mixing cameras and streaming. Usually a friend, not a rival.