Built for our church, shared with yours
G-Presenter started because our small local church needed a presentation tool and we could not afford the ones available. The paid options were either too expensive for a church our size or required a monthly subscription we could not sustain. There are free alternatives out there, and some of them are genuinely capable, but the ones we tried were either difficult for our volunteers to learn quickly or had interfaces that slowed us down during a live service. We needed something that a first-time operator could pick up on a Sunday morning without a tutorial.
So I built one. I am a software developer who serves in our church media team, and I developed G-Presenter to solve the specific problems we kept running into: needing to pull up a Bible verse on the spot during a spontaneous altar call, wanting to control slides from the sound booth without walking back to the computer, and syncing the output to multiple screens around the venue without buying extra hardware. The interface had to be simple enough that any volunteer could sit down and run the entire service without training.
This is not a corporate product built by a team that has never run a Sunday service. It is a tool made by someone who sits where you sit, behind the laptop during worship, trying to make sure the right lyrics show up at the right time.
When you support G-Presenter by purchasing a Pro license, you are doing two things. First, you are helping me keep improving the software, fixing bugs, and adding the features that churches like ours actually need. Second, you are directly supporting our local church media team, because this project funds the equipment and resources we use every week.
If your church is in the same situation ours was, I hope G-Presenter helps. And if the free version is all you need, that is completely fine too. Use it as long as you want. No guilt and no nag screens.
Rommel Cuneta
Developer, G-Presenter