Webbased Worship Extreme App

I personally like to have the application on my Mac to work with.
But some churchmembers hesitate to install. To make all necessary homework in the browser could be interesting and convincing for them.

Thanks for the suggestion!  What functionality would you like to see in a web version?  Editing songs and cue lists? Ability to do full presentations?

Thanks!

@Adam, everything you mentioned would be awesome, actually :)  For me, it would be great to be able to put together a full "service" at home, then go to church on Sunday morning and have it already synced to the computer at the church. I know I can download the app and use the cloud sync options (i think?), but since I primarily run Linux when away from the rest of the world, it'd be awesome to be able to at the very least setup a service on a web page.

My two cents.

Thanks for the post and input!  Yes, you're correct.  You can download the app on any computer and create presentations.  Everything will sync with the cloud and can be used later at church.  Thanks again!

Hello Adam. A presentation preview would be fine. Editing songs and cue lists - yes!! 
;-)

Hi.
WE is already better than most other packages in that it can run on both Windows and Mac. I suppose this covers the vast majority of users. However, adding in a web-based interface and/or a Linux one would be great for those of us who aren't using Windows or Mac. I currently run WE on a virtual machine running Windows 10, which is fine and works, but I'd prefer not to.

A web-based app would also be useful for those who need access to WE but who don't own a computer - though again perhaps it's a small percentage of potential users.

If (and I realise it's a big 'if', with many other excellent features to implement) a Linux app was considered, then I would recommend looking into the AppImage project (http://appimage.org/) which seems to be a much quicker and easier way to distribute software to the Linux platforms.

Good evening Chris,

I am a Linux user as well, ive noticed they have a download version for linux, using Appimage, however i can never get it to work. Did you have any luck installing on a non windows?

Thanks
Tony