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System requirements

What LogosPilot needs to run, and the exact configuration it was certified on. Check this before you download, not after.

Operating system

Supported operating systems
PlatformStatusNotes
Windows 11, 64-bit Certified The configuration below was used for vendor certification.
Windows 10, 64-bit {E3_WIN10_STATUS} Requires engineering confirmation before publication.

LogosPilot is a Windows desktop application. It runs on the machine in your booth and keeps running when the network does not.

The configuration we certified on

Vendor certification was performed end to end on a single, specific machine. We publish it exactly, because a specification you cannot check is not evidence.

Certified host
Vendor certification environment

21 of 21 cases passed

Operating system
Windows 11 Pro, build 26200
Processor
Intel Core Ultra 7 155H
Memory
31.6 GB
Graphics
Intel Arc Graphics
Displays attached
1

This is a certified configuration, not a minimum

LogosPilot will run on less than this. We have not yet established and published verified minimum and recommended specifications, so we are not going to guess at them here.

Hardware

Minimum and recommended hardware
ComponentMinimumRecommended
Processor{E3_CPU_MIN}{E3_CPU_REC}
Memory{E3_RAM_MIN}{E3_RAM_REC}
Storage{E3_DISK_MIN}{E3_DISK_REC}
Graphics{E3_GPU_MIN}{E3_GPU_REC}

Marked values require engineering confirmation before this page is published.

Displays

LogosPilot drives multiple displays at once — a congregation display, a stage display, and a broadcast output — each with independent content.

The number of simultaneous outputs is limited by the graphics hardware in the desktop host, not by LogosPilot.

Certification note

The certified configuration above had one display attached. Multi-display behavior is a shipped capability; it was not part of that particular certification run.

Network

LogosPilot does not need a network to run a service. Scripture you have prepared is available locally, and licensing operates offline on a signed lease. A network is required for Scripture lookup of passages you have not cached, for license activation and renewal, and for broadcast integration.

If you use vMix, read this before you deploy

vMix exposes two control surfaces that are unauthenticated — a TCP interface on port 8099 and a web controller on port 8088. Anything that can reach the host can drive the switcher. This is how vMix works; it is not something LogosPilot introduces or can change.

Keep the host off untrusted networks, and do not port-forward 8099 or 8088. We found this during certification and we would rather you knew.

Broadcast integrations

LogosPilot is certified against exact versions. Certification means we tested that vendor at that version, end to end.

Certified vendor versions and transports
VendorVersionProtocolTransport
OBS Studio32.1.2obs-websocket 5.7.3WebSocket 4455
vMix29.0.0.48—TCP 8099

See what certification covered, and what it did not

What this page does not cover

LogosPilot is a Windows application.

It runs on the machine in your booth, not in a browser, and it keeps running when the network does not.

LogosPilot controls what is displayed, not what is filmed.

Camera movement and switching remain with your production team and their equipment. Requirements for that equipment are not ours to state.

Certification covered two vendors at two versions.

Other production software may work. We have not tested it, so we do not claim it.

Where to go next

Next steps

Ready when you are

If your machine runs Windows 11 64-bit, you can install LogosPilot and run a full service on the 30-day trial. No account is required.

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