Two taps away from all your church's music.
Every song your church sings, in every pocket, ready to play. Built for the whole congregation, not just the musicians.
Your church's music is just out of reach.
It lives in the hymnal in the pew rack and in your music leader's plan for Sunday. At home there is no piano, nobody reads the notes, and the song comes around once a week. So people sing it once, quietly, and wait for next time.
The desire is there. The music is just barely out of reach.
Sing Your Part closes the gap: your church's songs, in every pocket, ready to play, all week long.
Other church music software is built for the musicians. Sing Your Part is built for the whole congregation.
Most church music software helps the handful of people up front. It does nothing for the person in the pew who wants to sing and does not know how. We started there.
Built for musicians
- Schedules the band and the volunteers
- Stores chord charts and lead sheets
- Assumes you already read music
- Used by a few people, to prepare for Sunday
Built for everyone
- Puts this Sunday's songs in every household's pocket
- Plays the song so you can hear it and sing along
- Assumes nothing. If you can press play, you can sing
- Used by the whole congregation, all week
Your church's music, in your pocket
The songs your church actually sings, from published hymnals and psalters or uploaded by your music leader.
Sunday, planned ahead
Your music leader plans the service weeks out. Every household sees what is coming and sings it before Sunday.
Daily singing plans
One to three songs a day for every household, with seasonal selections for Advent, Christmas and Easter.
Learn your part
When you are ready for more, turn up soprano, alto, tenor or bass and turn the rest down.
Ten minutes a day, and Sunday sounds different.
Your music leader plans Sunday.
Songs go into the liturgy planner at the tempo and key your church sings them.
Every household sees it.
Open the app and this Sunday's songs are waiting. Two taps, no searching.
Everyone sings.
Press play and sing along. In the car, at the table, in the pew.
It is already working.
My church has recently embraced Reformed Theology, and, as a result, has switched to a more Reformed doctrine of worship. We are learning to sing Psalms. I had resigned myself to the idea that until we found a piano player, we wouldn't really be able to learn parts. Then I found this app. This changes everything.
krispybiscuitzApp Store reviewI've led hymns at church for five years, and several times people have approached me wanting to learn harmony parts. The best way to learn parts is to listen, which is impossible if one does not have a piano or know how to read music. This app is THE resource for someone learning to sing parts.
celloshredderApp Store reviewI didn't know I was an alto until a couple years ago. Finding my range has made singing so much more comfortable. Now, thanks to this app, I'm making slow but steady progress toward harmonizing in church. So thankful it exists.
J.DischerApp Store reviewFree for your church, or covered for your whole congregation.
Any church can sign up for free. The admin tools, song lists, and liturgy planner cost the church nothing, and each household decides whether to subscribe. Or take the church subscription and give your whole congregation unlimited use, paying only for the households that actually sing. You can switch at any time.
Free for the church
Sign your church up and pay nothing. Each family decides for itself whether to subscribe, and a family that does gets everything.
Church subscription
Give every household unlimited use. You only ever pay for the households that actually sang, and families never see a paywall.
Your church doesn't need to be on it for you to sing.
Any household can subscribe on its own and get the full library of published hymnals for family worship, personal practice, and singing at home. Seven days free, no payment info.
There isn't a better tool to build a strong singing culture.
Built by two men who couldn't keep up in a singing church. It would be an honor to be building this for you all.