A dual-product ecosystem. One system on your church laptop puts live lyrics, scripture and media on the screen as the service happens. A companion mobile app lets members read the sermon notes and keep the takeaways.
Sample screens. Psalm 91, King James Version.
Your operator keeps their eyes on the room while Unyadua works through the service. ↻ It repeats from the first word to the benediction.
Presentation software should not stop at the church wall. When your team publishes the day’s sermon notes from Unyadua AI, members scan your church’s QR code or open its link and read them on their phone.
Scriptures, main points and takeaways, drafted by AI from the sermon text. Your church reviews them before they are shared.
Add it to the home screen. Notes you have opened can be read again without data. Follow up to three churches on one phone.
No sign-up, no cookies, no analytics.
The early version is for reading. Saving your own takeaways and searching past sermons are planned.
The Windows app on your church laptop. Scripture, lyrics and sets.
A page per church on the phone. Scan the QR code, read, revisit.
Fill in your run of service and your production team. The sheet builds as you type. Print it, or copy it into your team’s WhatsApp group.
Run of service
Production team · sample names, replace with yours
Every plan runs on your own laptop and works with no internet. Billed in naira. The plans differ in how much it listens and how far you can shape the screen.
Pay in naira with Paystack, or in other currencies with Stripe. Listening limits are being finalised. Enhanced themes, advanced media customisation and media overlays are planned. Band mode is early: one hymn is built. Plan buttons open WhatsApp until online checkout is ready.
No. You need the internet once to download the speech model (about 142 MB), and again only if you choose to write sermon notes. Listening and finding verses run on the laptop.
We cannot promise that yet. We have not measured accuracy on Nigerian-accented English, Pidgin, Yoruba or Hausa, and the speech model hears English only. That is what the free plan is for: try it on your own pulpit.
Partly. Clearly spoken references can go to the screen on their own, and you can switch that to “Ask first”. Quoted verses and verses put in other words always wait for your operator. Lyrics follow the part your operator taps.
An early, read-only version is online now. Members scan the church’s QR code or open its link to read published notes. Saving your own takeaways and searching past sermons are planned. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when they arrive.
A Windows laptop with a processor from 2013 or later. Windows may show a warning when you first open the installer, because the app is not code-signed yet.
Not yet. It is in testing: one hymn is built, and the piano follows the singer. We will say plainly when more is ready.
KJV, ASV and the Berean Standard Bible, all in the public domain. NIV, ESV, NKJV and others are licensed by their publishers, so we do not include them. If your church holds a licence, you can add that Bible from a file.