Keystone

The whole booth, on one iPad.

Keystone turns an iPad or iPhone into the entire presentation system: songs, scripture, media, timers and a stage display, out one cable to the projector. No booth PC, no license per seat, no setup night.

Built for Sunday services and ready for conferences, camps, classrooms and every room with a screen.

The Keystone console on an iPad: the service running order on the left, a grid of lyric slides with one live, and the program preview with panic controls on the right.

You work here. The room sees only what you fire.

The moment Keystone connects to a projector it takes that screen and goes black. It never mirrors. Your running order, your grid, your notes stay in your hands, and the congregation sees one clean slide at a time.

The operator's console with Amazing Grace live: running order, slide grid, program preview and panic buttons.
Your consoleRunning order, live and next slide, timers, panic buttons.
The audience screen showing the same song: a single full-screen lyric slide, nothing else.
The roomThe same moment, one slide, full screen, nothing leaking through.

Everything the booth did, without the booth.

Scripture in seconds

Type a reference and it is on the screen: two full Bible translations ship inside the app and work with no internet at all. Walk through a passage verse by verse, and jump when the preacher does.

Ephesians 2 on the console with verse slides queued.

Songs that follow the worship leader

Verses, choruses and bridges laid out as a grid, so when the leader repeats the chorus you tap it, not hunt for it. Arrangements, per-slide overrides and custom themes are all included.

A song's slide grid up close, with the live slide highlighted and the next slide marked.

Announcements that run themselves

Build a loop of slides and video for the walk-in, start it, and put the iPad down. Keystone keeps it turning until you fire the first song.

An announcement loop playing before the service.

A stage display for the platform

A second external screen can face the stage: current and next lyrics, a clock, countdowns and messages from the booth, so the people up front always know what is coming.

The stage display with current lyrics, a clock and the next slide.

Timers and pages

Countdowns to service, speaker timers, and discreet nursery pages on the audience screen when a parent is needed.

A panic cluster

Blackout, logo and clear in one corner of the console. Whatever happens, one tap makes the room calm again.

Private by design

No account, no sign in, no analytics. Your songs, media and running orders live on your device and go nowhere.

Live in three moves.

  1. Connect the screen

    Plug into the projector over USB-C to HDMI, or pick it on AirPlay. Any TV or projector works.

  2. It goes black, instantly

    Keystone claims the screen and shows nothing. No desktop, no notifications, no mirror of your console.

  3. Fire when ready

    Tap your first slide and the service is running. A clicker or keyboard works too.

Built for Sundays. Ready for everything with a screen.

  • Churches: lyrics, scripture, sermon slides and nursery pages, run by one volunteer.
  • Conferences: speaker decks, session timers and stage messages without a production desk.
  • Camps and youth nights: set up in the time it takes to find the HDMI port.
  • Classrooms and small rooms: an iPhone and an Apple TV are a complete system.
The Keystone console running on an iPhone.

Free is the whole app.

Every feature you just read about is in the free app with no limits: unlimited songs, services, media, themes, both Bibles, the stage display, all of it. The free audience output carries a small Made with Keystone mark now and then. That mark is the only difference.

Keystone

Free forever

The complete app. Present every Sunday, every session, every room, with every feature and no caps. The audience screen shows a brief Made with Keystone mark periodically.

Keystone Pro

$14.99 per month

Or $99 per year, which is more than five months free. Pro removes the watermark from the audience screen. Nothing else changes, because nothing else is held back.

14 day free trial for new subscribers. Renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel in your Apple Account settings. Subscriptions are covered by Apple's standard EULA and our privacy policy.

Requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. Audience picture over USB-C to HDMI or AirPlay.