Twelve tools for
church and classroom.
Recording, presentation, multicam sync, captioning, digital signage and room booking — plus eleven small web tools for games and gatherings. Everything is free and open source. Seven are ready to try today; the rest are still being built.
What is in the suite
The badge on each card says how far it has come. Seven are in beta and can be downloaded or opened today.
Ready to try
BetaSundayRec
Records the service, transcribes the sermon, streams live and publishes the podcast — by itself. The mature core of the suite, out in beta.
- Audio & video
- Live stream
- Transcription
- Podcast
BetaSundayScreen
Plan the lesson by designing the screen it will show — clock, timer, name picker, groups, traffic light, a link with a QR code and images. Calm, fullscreen, and needs no internet at all.
- Lesson planner
- Link & QR
- Class profiles
- Fully offline
BetaSundayStage
Lyrics, Bible verses and media on the screen behind the altar — a Nordic alternative to ProPresenter, with cue control and safe, isolated output.
- Lyrics
- Cues
- Output lock
- TONO log
BetaSundayEdit
Caption video ten times faster. Every word gets a confidence score and is colour-coded — you fix only the amber. Local and private: the video is never uploaded.
- Confidence
- Context priming
- Local Whisper
- SRT/VTT
BetaSundaySync
Drop in every camera and recorder from the service; get back one synchronized timeline as FCPXML for DaVinci Resolve. No timecode needed — the audio itself is the clock.
- Any cameras
- FCPXML out
- No timecode
- Fully local
BetaSundayInfo
Turn any TV into the church noticeboard — service times, today's plan, weather and a Bible verse. Pair a screen in seconds; it keeps running even if the network drops.
- Any screen
- Multi-editor
- Church year
- Works offline
BetaSundayBooking
Book rooms, rentals and appointments without double-bookings — the calendar makes overlaps structurally impossible. Signs in with your Sunday account.
- No double-booking
- Rooms & rentals
- Approval queue
- Shared account
In development
In developmentSundayStudio
The simplest professional podcast producer: many mics at once, automatic cleanup, a jingle in under a minute, and a finished, normalized MP3.
- Multi-mic
- Auto mastering
- Jingle
- Export
In developmentSundayTranslate
Anyone in the pew hears the service in their own language — or louder and clearer — straight in their earbuds. An interpreter speaks; phones listen. Nothing to install.
- Live interpreting
- Assistive listening
- Live subtitles
- Any phone
On the drawing board
Built in the open, and still unfinished.
The code is on GitHub under the MIT licence. Anyone can read it, run it or help build it — testing a beta and reporting what broke is the most useful thing you can do.
Eleven small web tools
Games and group activities for church and classroom. They run in the browser with nothing to install: open one on the big screen, and everyone joins from their phone.
SundayQuiz
Get-to-know-you bingo for a first gathering — everyone hunts for people who match the squares, and the room warms up fast.
SundayChess
A big-screen chess tournament for the classroom — Swiss rounds and a knockout, run from one screen with a solo bot to practice against.
SundayTurnering
A live tournament board for any sport or game — leagues, cups and playoffs, with a big-screen view and a phone in every hand.
SundayMarket
A fast, friendly trading game for a group — buy low, sell high, dodge the famine and out-trade the table before the bell.
SundayHarvest
Biblical social deduction — wheat among the tares (Matthew 13). No one gets eliminated; everyone plays to the final reveal.
SundayTicTacToe
Tic-tac-toe as a tournament — three board sizes, Swiss rounds and a knockout, run from one screen with a bot to practise against.
SundayBasar
A digital church bazaar — sell raffle tickets and draw the prizes live on the big screen. The app never touches money; you confirm each Vipps payment yourself.
SundayPanel
Anonymous questions from the floor to a panel on the big screen — no app, no login. Everyone asks with a word-code or QR; you curate what goes up.
SundayLicks
A practice library of gospel and worship licks for piano, guitar and bass — live tempo and transpose to any key. Everything plays from notes, never audio, so it never stutters.
SundayWelcome
A digital welcome note for first-time visitors — they scan a QR, leave their details, and the team follows up. No one falls through the cracks.
SundaySchool
The church's own school — eleven subjects, from piano, guitar, bass and drums to worship planning, sight-reading, rhythm and sound tech, plus theology. A rights-cleared library of 51 hymns in 104 playable arrangements.
More are being built. Have an idea for one? [email protected]
Free to use. Not free to make.
Nothing here costs money, and nothing is planned to sit behind a paywall. But certificates, servers and developer accounts have a price every year, and it comes out of one pocket. This is what it takes to keep twelve tools running.
Want to chip in?
A Vipps number and GitHub Sponsors are on the way. Until they are ready, send an email and we will sort it out: [email protected]
Sunday Suite is run by one person, not a registered charity, so a gift is not tax-deductible. It goes to the costs above and nothing else.
Questions, or something that broke?
Every message is read and answered by the person who wrote the code.