Five minutes before the service, anyone can get the screens right.
That’s the whole idea. Displayte is built around the volunteer at 9:52 on a Sunday morning, who didn’t ask to be in the booth and shouldn’t need a manual.
Four rules we build by.
- 01
Nothing breaks on Sunday
Every decision is measured against the worst Sunday: a dropped connection, a new volunteer, a file that won’t open. The screens are the product, so they come first.
- 02
Simple on the surface
Powerful tools, kept one layer down. The volunteer sees one clear button; the person who plans the week gets everything else.
- 03
Right by default
If a setting has a correct answer, we choose it. Nobody at church should have to know what a codec is.
- 04
Made for churches
Every customer is a church, so there’s one price and it’s the church price.
One device, done well.
Apple TV is small, quiet and already in plenty of churches. It plays video beautifully and keeps going for years.
We’d rather make one thing excellent than five things fine, so Displayte works with Apple TV and nothing else, for now. Your content lives in Displayte, and the TV only plays it: nothing is ever edited on the TV.
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Tell us your church’s name and how many TVs you have. A person writes back.
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