O-GHEN LIVELive display for events
Follow the display from your phone
Enter the code shown at the front to see what’s on screen — scripture, lyrics and slides, as they change.
Run the display for your organisation? Create an organisation →
One panel. Projector, OBS and every phone in the room, all showing the same thing.
The problem
Presentation software wasn’t built for the room you’re in
Desktop tools like EasyWorship and ProPresenter cost real money, run only on Windows or Mac, and are licensed per machine — one laptop, one licence, one point of failure.
The person at the back still squints at a screen across the room, and the volunteer on the desk is juggling windows while the service moves on.
O-GHEN Live runs in a browser, on whatever you have, and puts the same words on every phone in the room. Free while we’re in early access.
How it works
Three steps, then you’re live
- 01
Build your library
Paste lyrics, write slides, and scripture is already in. Arrange a playlist for the session.
- 02
Open an output
A projector window, a TV, or an OBS browser source. Loads once, then works without internet.
- 03
Share the code
Say it from the front. The room enters it on their phones and follows every change.
What you get
Built around the four things a live room needs
Control panel
Fast enough for a live room
Library, now-showing and a reader in one screen. Click a verse and it’s on the projector. Arrow keys step through lyrics; Esc blanks the screen. Two operators can share the desk.
Outputs
Works offline once loaded
Projector, TV or OBS browser source — with a transparent lower third for camera feeds. Open the output once and it keeps working when the internet doesn’t. Only the phone link needs a connection.
Scripture engine
Type “Jn 3:16” and send
The King James Version is built in. Import any translation as an XML file and it’s yours to use. Step verse by verse, send a range as one block, re-send from history.
The live phone link
The room follows on their phones
No app to install, no account to make. A code on the screen, a page in the browser, and every word the operator sends — lyrics, verses, announcements — appears in their hands.
Set up in minutes
It connects to what you already have
Every step has a guide with screenshots.
Add the OBS browser source
Paste one URL as a Browser Source at 1920×1080. Done.
Read the guide →
Open an output window
Drag it to the projector or TV and press F11.
Read the guide →
Import a Bible translation
Download an XML translation and import it in the panel.
Read the guide →
Share the live code
Your organisation’s code is on the home screen. Say it, show it, print it.
Read the guide →
Why not desktop software
Everything the incumbents do, without the licence
| O-GHEN Live | Desktop software | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free (early access) | Paid licence per machine |
| Runs on | Any browser — Windows, Mac, Chromebook, Linux | Windows / Mac only |
| Licensing | Your whole team, any device | Per machine |
| Offline | ||
| Phone follow-along for the room | ||
| OBS lower thirds | Extra software | |
| Setup | Minutes | An afternoon |
Works for any event
Church-first, not church-only
- Sunday services
- Worship nights
- Conferences
- School programmes
- Youth events
- Any room with a screen and a presenter
Built in a real service
Made by someone who runs the desk every Sunday
“Testimonial quote from Palace of Praise — to be supplied.”
O-GHEN Live started at the media desk of a church in Lagos, built by the person running it, for the problems he hit every week: a laptop that wouldn’t boot, a licence tied to the wrong machine, a room that couldn’t read the screen.
(Founder blurb — to be confirmed by Abraham.)
Early access
Free while we’re in early access
Everything — projector, OBS, the phone link, unlimited members — is free right now. No card, no trial clock.
Organisations that join during early access keep a starter plan free for life once paid plans arrive. (exact perk to be confirmed)
FAQ
Questions people ask before the first Sunday
- Do viewers need an app?
- No. They open the site, type the code shown at the front, and follow along in the browser.
- Does it work on bad internet?
- The projector and OBS outputs keep working after they’ve loaded, with no connection at all. Only the phone link needs internet.
- What can I output to?
- A projector or TV via a browser window, or OBS via a browser source — including a transparent lower third.
- Can I import my own Bible translation?
- Yes. Any translation in XML (Zefania, OpenSong, OSIS) imports in a click. The KJV is built in.
- Is it really free?
- Yes, during early access — see above. When paid plans arrive, local output stays free.
- What does the operator need?
- Any modern browser on any computer. Chromebooks included.
More detail in the guides.