How do we keep the wall appropriate for a sanctuary screen?

On Professional, turn on manual approval so a volunteer one-tap approves every photo and message from a phone before it appears — nothing reaches the screen unreviewed. The Professional tier adds AI moderation (text and images) as an automatic first filter. Together they make the wall safe for a worship setting.

Does QR Wall work with our existing church projection setup?

Yes. The wall is a browser page, so it runs on the same computer that drives your projector — open the display link in a browser tab and switch to it when you want the wall up. No plugins, no integration with your presentation software required.

Can we use it as a prayer or praise wall with text only?

Yes. Guests can submit text-only messages, so a wall works as a praise report board or a wall of thanksgiving — short messages appear on screen as they're shared. With manual approval on, a pastor or volunteer reviews each one before it displays.

Will older members of the congregation be able to participate?

Yes. Any modern phone camera detects the QR code automatically — members open their camera, point it at the code on the screen, and a simple form opens in the browser. No app, no account. A line in the bulletin ("Open your camera and point it at the screen") covers anyone unsure.

How much does it cost for a small church?

You can start free — the free tier displays the 5 most recent submissions, enough to try it at a potluck or youth night. Premium ($10.99/month) shows unlimited submissions and lets you download everything; Professional ($19.99/month) adds AI moderation. There's no contract — subscribe for the months you need it.

Can a volunteer with no tech background run the wall?

Yes. Setup is under 60 seconds: create the wall, open the display link on the projection computer, done. Approving submissions is one tap per post on a phone. If your church has someone who can run the announcement slides, they can run the wall.

For churches and worship communities

One screen, the whole congregation.

Members scan a code shown on your projection screen and share photos and messages that appear live — a welcome wall before the service, a praise wall at the potluck, an energy boost at youth night. Every post can wait for a volunteer's approval before it shows.

Create a church wall

Free to start. No card, no commitment.

Nothing reaches the screen unreviewed: Manual approval on Professional holds every post for a one-tap yes on a volunteer's phone; Professional adds an automatic AI filter on text and images.
It runs on the projection computer you have: The wall is a browser tab. Open it beside your presentation software and switch to it when you want the wall up. No plugins, no integration.
Every generation can take part: Point a camera at the code on the screen. No app and no account, so a member in their eighties posts as easily as a teenager.

A church event photo wall is a live display on your existing projection screen or lobby TV that members of the congregation add photos and messages to by scanning a QR code — no app, no account, just a phone camera. Because every submission can be held for a one-tap volunteer approval before it appears, the wall stays appropriate for a worship setting while still feeling alive and communal.

Churches use it as a welcome wall for newcomers ("tell us who you are and where you're from"), a praise and thanksgiving wall of short text messages, a photo feed at potlucks and picnics, and the main screen at youth events, where a moderated wall meets students where they already are — on their phones.

Three steps, run by any volunteer

If someone on your team can run the announcement slides, they can run the wall.

STEP 1

Open the wall on the projection computer

Create the wall, open its display link in a browser tab on the computer that already drives your screen, and switch to it when you want the wall up. It sits alongside your presentation software, not inside it.
STEP 2

The congregation scans and shares

The QR code appears on the wall itself; a line in the bulletin covers anyone unsure. Members of every generation point their camera at the screen and share a photo or a few words — no app, no account.
STEP 3

A volunteer approves each post

With manual approval on (Professional), every submission waits for a one-tap OK on a volunteer's phone before it reaches the screen. Nothing appears unreviewed — the wall stays worthy of the room it's in.

One wall, many ministries

From the lobby TV on Sunday morning to the fellowship hall on Friday night.

Welcome wall for newcomers

Before the service and during coffee hour, visitors add a hello and where they're from. New faces become names the congregation can greet — warmer than a visitor card dropped in a box.

Praise and thanksgiving walls

Text-only messages work beautifully: a wall of gratitude at Thanksgiving, praise reports at a revival night, memory verses at VBS. Each message is reviewed before it displays.

Youth nights and potlucks

Students post to the big screen from their phones — moderated, so leaders keep it clean. At the church picnic, the wall collects everyone's photos into one place the media team can actually use later.

The same wall, in Grid

Everything on screen at once — the view for the lobby TV during coffee hour.

Grid holds all the recent posts together, which suits a lobby screen people walk past. Slideshow gives each photo and message its moment on the sanctuary screen before a service. Switch between them from the dashboard; nobody rescans.

Elegant look · Included with Premium and Professional plans

Live wall, Facebook group or printed bulletin

How the usual ways churches gather and share moments compare on event day.

	QR Wall on the screen	Church Facebook group	Printed bulletin	Announcement slides
Everyone experiences it together	Yes — live, in the room	No — each member's feed, later	Read individually	Yes, but one-way
Congregation contributes	Yes — photos and messages from any phone	Yes, if they have an account	No	No
Reviewed before it's public	Yes — one-tap approval + optional AI filter	After the fact, by an admin	Yes, fully curated	Yes, fully curated
Works for older members	Point the camera — no account needed	Requires a Facebook account	Yes	Yes
Photos kept for the media team	One downloadable archive (paid tiers)	Scattered through the group	None	None
Cost	Free tier; paid from $10.99/mo, no contract	Free	Printing every week	Free

Pricing that respects a ministry budget

Start free. Subscribe only for the months you have events — there's no contract.

Free

A potluck or a youth night

$0

Five most recent posts on screen, rotating
QR code generation
Slideshow and Grid views
Approval queue before posts display
Download the archive afterwards

Start free

Premium

Sunday services and church-wide events

$10.99 / month

Unlimited submissions on the screen
Download everything for the media team
Shareable gallery link for the congregation
Remove QR Wall branding
Elegant look for the sanctuary screen

Choose Premium

Professional

Multi-campus and youth ministry

$19.99 / month

Everything in Premium
Approval queue: a volunteer taps yes on every post
AI moderation on text and photos
Church branding and custom backgrounds
Keynote look for large screens
Priority support

Go Professional

Questions church teams ask

What to know before putting a live wall on the sanctuary or fellowship hall screen.

How do we keep the wall appropriate for a sanctuary screen?: On Professional, turn on manual approval so a volunteer one-tap approves every photo and message from a phone before it appears — nothing reaches the screen unreviewed. The Professional tier adds AI moderation (text and images) as an automatic first filter. Together they make the wall safe for a worship setting.
Does QR Wall work with our existing church projection setup?: Yes. The wall is a browser page, so it runs on the same computer that drives your projector — open the display link in a browser tab and switch to it when you want the wall up. No plugins, no integration with your presentation software required.
Can we use it as a prayer or praise wall with text only?: Yes. Guests can submit text-only messages, so a wall works as a praise report board or a wall of thanksgiving — short messages appear on screen as they're shared. With manual approval on, a pastor or volunteer reviews each one before it displays.
Will older members of the congregation be able to participate?: Yes. Any modern phone camera detects the QR code automatically — members open their camera, point it at the code on the screen, and a simple form opens in the browser. No app, no account. A line in the bulletin ("Open your camera and point it at the screen") covers anyone unsure.
How much does it cost for a small church?: You can start free — the free tier displays the 5 most recent submissions, enough to try it at a potluck or youth night. Premium ($10.99/month) shows unlimited submissions and lets you download everything; Professional ($19.99/month) adds AI moderation. There's no contract — subscribe for the months you need it.
Can a volunteer with no tech background run the wall?: Yes. Setup is under 60 seconds: create the wall, open the display link on the projection computer, done. Approving submissions is one tap per post on a phone. If your church has someone who can run the announcement slides, they can run the wall.

A screen the whole congregation writes on

Welcome newcomers, gather praise, and give youth night a screen worth looking up at.