The Free App That Replaces Your Slides, Setlists & Group Chat
Setlists in one app. Slides in another. Bible verses in a third. Group chat for coordination. And somehow, every Sunday or every gig, something still falls through the cracks.
What if you could build your setlist, design your slides, share everything with your team in real time, and present it all on the big screen — from one app? And what if it was free?
That's Star. And here's exactly how it works.
Build your setlist in seconds. Tap the big blue button and start adding. Search any song by name, or get specific: type @artist to filter by artist, &hymnal to search within a hymnal, or # plus a number for precise hymnal lookup. If your hymnal isn't in Star yet, let us know — we'll add it for free.
But a show isn't just songs. Add speaking moments through the text entry. Drop in images, stock videos, or YouTube clips. And yes — you can add bible verses too. Pick your preferred bible version, type the reference, save. It's part of your setlist now, right alongside your songs.
Share it with everyone who needs it. Your band. Your tech team. Your church. Your entire concert audience. When you add a song, they see it. When you make an edit, they see it. When you start performing — they're right there with you, in sync.
Design your slides without ever leaving the app. Star's slide view pulls in everything you've added — songs, scripture, speaking moments — automatically. No more copying and pasting into separate presentation software. It just works. Customize the text, fonts, and colors. Swap backgrounds from the media library. And here's the thing: you can still update the design while you're presenting. Live adjustments, no interruptions.
Now take it beyond your four walls. If you stream your performance, every attendee can follow along on their phone. Lyrics auto-paginate for them. Everyone knows whether you're on the third song or the fifth. You can effectively run your big screen on five continents simultaneously — without being there.
Think about the possibilities. The hours saved on slide prep. The group chat messages that never need to be sent. The tech volunteer who finally doesn't have to guess which song is next.
Now go and perform with confidence.
