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Scripture on screen, as it is spoken.

LogosPilot is a Windows presentation platform for live spoken events. It listens to the message, finds the passage, and puts it on the display — while the operator keeps control of everything it does.

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The authenticated product view for this section is being captured from the current Windows build. We do not substitute a mock interface, so the workflow is described in full below instead.

The screen is always one step behind

A speaker reads a passage. Someone at the back finds it, types the reference, and advances the slide. The congregation reads it several seconds after they heard it, or does not read it at all.

The person doing this is usually a volunteer, often new, working under time pressure in a room where a mistake is visible to everyone present.

There is no undo in a live service. That single fact shapes every decision in this product — what it automates, what it refuses to automate, and what happens when something goes wrong.

It follows the message

LogosPilot listens to what is being said and prepares what should be shown. Four steps, each of which the operator can stop.

  1. It listens. Speech from the room is transcribed as the message is delivered.

  2. It finds the passage. A spoken Scripture reference is matched against the translation you selected.

  3. It prepares the slide. The passage text is retrieved from the licensed source and composed for the display.

  4. It displays. The passage appears on the congregation output, and on any other display you have configured.

When it is not sure, it shows nothing

If LogosPilot is not confident it identified a reference correctly, it displays nothing and hands control back to the operator. A blank screen is recoverable. Wrong Scripture in front of a congregation is not.

See each step in detail

It keeps running when the network does not

LogosPilot is a desktop application. It runs on the machine in your booth, not in a browser and not in a data center.

A service can run start to finish with no internet at all. Scripture you have prepared is available locally, and licensing operates offline on a signed lease.

Nothing commercial ever interrupts a service. A license that lapses, a lease that expires, or a validation that fails is recorded and dealt with afterwards — never in the middle of an event, and never on a screen a congregation can see.

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Certified against exact versions

LogosPilot drives the production software your team already runs. We publish the exact versions we tested, because "compatible" is not a claim anyone can check.

Certified vendor versions
Vendor Version Protocol Transport
OBS Studio 32.1.2 obs-websocket 5.7.3 WebSocket 4455
vMix 29.0.0.48 — TCP 8099

21 of 21 certification cases passed

See what certification covered, and what it did not

Every release can be checked before you install it

Every LogosPilot release is published with its version, file size, digital signature status and SHA-256 checksum — as selectable text, on the download page, before you download anything.

You do not have to trust us. You can compare what you received against what we published, and it either matches or it does not.

See how to verify a download

Published per release
Version, size, filename
Integrity
SHA-256 checksum
Authenticity
Digital signature status
Account required
None

What LogosPilot does not do

Two things worth knowing before you spend any more time here. Both are deliberate.

LogosPilot displays Scripture. It never writes it.

Passage text is retrieved from the licensed translation you selected and displayed exactly as published. LogosPilot does not generate, paraphrase or reconstruct Scripture text under any circumstance. When it is not confident it identified a reference correctly, it displays nothing and hands control to the operator.

LogosPilot drives your production software. It does not replace it.

LogosPilot sends what the congregation sees to OBS Studio and vMix, certified against exact versions. The encoding, switching and streaming stay where they belong — in the production software your team already runs.

Read the full list of what LogosPilot does not do

One product, five environments

The same product, described for the room you work in. Nothing is a separate edition and nothing is unlocked by choosing one of these.

Churches and ministries

Weekly services, volunteer operators, multi-campus.

Christian education

Lectures and teaching, captured and displayed.

Conferences and live events

Multi-session programs and guest speakers.

Broadcast and streaming

Certified OBS Studio and vMix integration.

Community and non-profit

Volunteer-operated meetings and events.

Download it and run a service

The 30-day trial is the full product. No account, no payment details, and nothing on the congregation display that identifies it as a trial. If it does not suit you, uninstall it and there is nothing to cancel.

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