For kids ministries and groups
Walk into Sunday with every TV already set up.
ScreenCue sends your curriculum, announcements and welcome loops to the TVs in your classrooms and lobby. Upload once, pick the dates, and every screen is ready when the kids walk in.
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Sound familiar?
Flash drives, everywhere
Carrying a USB stick to every room, and hoping it's the right one.
The same lesson, five times
Loading one video onto computer after computer, every single week.
The new volunteer
Hoping they remember which button to press before the kids arrive.
A blank screen
Wi-Fi drops right when the doors open, and so does your video.
ScreenCue is designed to take all four off your plate.
How it works
Three steps. No tech team needed.
Add your videos
Drag your curriculum, announcements and loops into folders in the web dashboard.
Pick the dates
Choose when each folder appears and when it goes away. Mark the ones that should loop.
Link your TVs
Install ScreenCue on an Android TV or Fire TV, type the six-character code it shows, and you're set.
Made for church TVs
What ScreenCue is designed to do.
Plays without Wi-Fi
Videos are saved on the TV, so a connection hiccup doesn't blank the screen.
Schedules itself
Set a date range once. Week 3 shows up on time and disappears when it's done.
Looks like your ministry
Your logo, background and colors on every screen.
One library, many rooms
Share content across campuses and choose which TVs show what.
Volunteer-friendly
Nothing to log in to on the TV and nothing to configure. If they can use a remote, they can use this.
Safe around kids
No ads and no tracking. Nothing is collected from the people watching.
Who it's for
- Kids ministry
Lessons, worship videos and countdowns in every classroom, on the right week.
- Small groups & youth
Weekly discussion videos and announcements on the room's own TV.
- Lobbies & welcome areas
Welcome loops, next steps and event slides that change themselves.
Help us build it
ScreenCue is in early development. We're looking for a few kids and groups ministries to try it, tell us what's missing, and shape what we build next.