Fermata Flow keeps your team, your stage, and your congregation on the same running order, live. And if you change the plan mid-service, everyone sees it at the same time.
Free during beta. Built for churches first.
A church's order of service usually lives in a printed sheet, a spreadsheet, a WhatsApp message, or in three people's heads. When something runs long or an item on the program shifts, half the team finds out late. Fermata Flow puts the same running order in front of everyone, live.
Three beats, from the plan to the room.
Type it in like a spreadsheet, paste it from a document, or start from a template. Names, titles and usual lengths fill in from your own history.
One person drives the running order from the console: go to next, previous, pause. The timer is kept on our servers, so any reloaded screen or a sleeping phone still shows the right time.
The team sees the full order and how far ahead or behind the program is. The congregation sees the running order and what is happening now. The stage speaker sees a clean confidence screen. No need to refresh anything.
The same running order, shaped for each person.
a console that works on a desk, a tablet or a phone.
the full running order, who is up next, and whether the show is ahead or behind.
a quiet, large-type “what is happening now” on their own phones or a lobby screen.
a confidence monitor with the clock and a message line you can send to them (in beta testing).
We are early and we are learning from real services. The core — building, running and viewing a service — is in use now. Some extras are still being tested, and a few are coming. We label which is which on the Features page and we will never promise something we haven't built.
Fermata Flow is free while we learn. We reply within a day.
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