Church production just got easy.
ProDeck ties ProPresenter, Planning Center, your console, your crew’s phones and your livestream into one set of dashboards the whole team can see.

One app for everything that happens on a Sunday.
Every feature is independent. Start with a Mac, ProPresenter and Planning Center, and add the rest when you want it.
A dashboard for every seat in the room.
Drag-and-drop layouts for FOH, the director, the green room and the worship team: rundown with clock times, now and next, slide grid, SPL, timers and readiness lights. The same screens open on the booth monitor, any browser, a phone or a kiosk.

Your Planning Center rundown, with real start times.
Every item gets a wall-clock time, and every song shows its key, leader and mics. ProDeck follows what’s actually on screen, then saves planned vs. actual timing for every service.

Page one person, not the whole team.
An installable phone app with the plan, chord charts, team chat and pages that buzz until someone confirms. Call-time reminders go out per team, and crew are checked in when their phone joins the church Wi-Fi.

One tap disc that follows the service.
Put NFC discs wherever people are. They all open one link, and that link changes with the service. When the giving slide goes live, every disc points to your giving page.
Your console, your routing and your levels.
Live mirror for Allen & Heath Avantis, dLive and SQ and Behringer X32 / Midas M32. Mic names push to the desk from Planning Center. Calibrated SPL and RTA, multitrack recording, and Automix to hold the band while you step away.

Plus the small stuff.
Built by a church web agency. White Oak Media also builds church websites, gets churches the Google Ad Grant, and turns sermons into social clips.
Meet the team →Three things to start. Everything else is optional.
Cloudflare + a domain for crew phones, tap discs and off-site kiosks
Any audio input for SPL and RTA metering
A supported console for the live desk mirror
OBS Studio for stream status
NDI, Stream Deck, NFC tags, GA4 for their matching features
This is one church’s production tool, shared as-is: no support contract, no warranty, and a single maintainer whose priority is his own Sunday. It fails soft by design, since nothing here can take down ProPresenter, your consoles or your stream. Read the limitations in the Adopter’s Guide before you bet a service on it.
Try it on this Sunday.
No toolchain, no terminal. Start in Demo Mode and connect your real setup when you’re ready.
- 01Open ProDeck.dmg and drag ProDeck to Applications.
- 02First open only: go to System Settings › Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. It asks once because the app isn’t Apple-notarized.
- 03The walkthrough connects ProPresenter, Planning Center and browser access. Updates install themselves after that.
- 01Run the installer. No administrator account needed.
- 02If SmartScreen warns you, click More info, then Run anyway.
- 03Try Demo Mode first. This build hasn’t been tested on booth hardware yet, so we’d love your notes.
- # New - A Settings page you can find your way around.
- Settings is now six sections (Connections, Sound, Automation, Online, Crew & screens, App & help), one at a time, instead of one long scroll. - Find a setting: type in the search box and ProDeck looks through every word on every card. - A bar appears as soon as you change something, with Discard and Save changes, and ProDeck asks before you leave Settings with changes unsaved. - Crew & screens shows how many people are waiting to join your crew.
Get the release notes.
Only when something ships, about once a month.
Every church should be able to run Sunday with excellence.
I built ProDeck for my own booth at Cornerstone Church in Cheshire, CT, and we run it every Sunday. I give it away because the problems it solves aren’t unique to us.
White Oak Media is my agency. We help churches reach people the rest of the week, too.

A touch driver and an on-screen keyboard, built for running ProPresenter from a touch panel.
ProPresenter, Planning Center, Allen & Heath, Behringer, Midas, OBS Studio, Dante, Stream Deck and NDI are trademarks of their respective owners. ProDeck is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.