It would be incredible to be able to draw on slides from the remote app. You could mark up a map while preaching on the call of Abraham... underline words while reading them in Scripture... draw connections between Biblical characters showing genealogy while talking... pretty much, you're slides would become a whiteboard really giving presenters a powerful way to draw people into the sermon, etc... also setting Proclaim way apart from the competition :)

Allow fonts to be enlarged, or colored. Enable a Different aspect ratio than the other screens. My singers cant see the text because it's too small and I can change it. They also can't read the gray preview line at the bottom.

Our church meeting place has no wi-fi (crazy, I know) and so we prepare everything before we get there. If we were to want to add a song last minute, though, we can't even add a song that was cached in "My Songs" without an internet connection.

I really hope in future versions, we'll be able to access songs that are saved locally to help with locations like ours or also times when you might go on a retreat to somewhere with spotty internet.

Should also be able to send signals to other Bible apps to so a church does not have to push one Bible app over others. Given that many people are already also using You Versions app the church should not have to ask a member to change.

I use my iPad as a laptop replacement. I don't even have a laptop anymore. That said, editing on the go with an iPad would be greatly appreciated.

Display two Bible translations on the screen. For example, NIV and ESV, or a different language such as Spanish and NIV.

Add an option in the settings to set signals to off.

My Pastor likes to save his sermon presentations for use at a later time. He would also like to take that sermon and use it for different speaking engagements at different places that may not have proclaim. Ultimately, we would like to build our sermon slides in Proclaim, but there isn't a way to export/save the presentation files on our computer in a format like powerpoint or keynote. Saving and using Proclaim sermon presentation files in powerpoint or keynote would be a great addition.

Let us be able to customize the countdown clock size and font. The current clock is too small on our main screens, even on the largest setting.

Right now songs are automatically added to My Songs, but you can't rename them or delete them. It's going to become a big mess eventually and i'd love to have a way to manage that list.

Share message notes the same way we share bible verses and contact info during the service.

"Pre-Service Loop/Warm-up/Service/Post Service Loops" is given by default. Having the ability to change or manipulate those elements by names your church operators are use to using. such as, "Pre-service Loop/Countdown/Announcements/Pre-sermon video/Sermon."

It would be great to see a Proclaim app in the Chrome Webstore for use on ChromeOS machines or public computers so that we can work on our presentations wherever we are at.

I have had a couple embarrassing experiences while trying to edit a slide, like if I happen to double click or something and it goes Live.

That "button" would lock the current slide in. So if you had the screen blacked, there would be no way for it to un-black unless you hit that button. You could also make sot that if you do try to air something when that "button" is on a notification would pop up telling you what the deal is . No more accidents. :)

Incorporate multiple screen support and image blending to enable environmental projection from the same workstation. It would help you attract thought leaders, which would help marketing.

It would be great to have a Linux version of Proclaim for those of us who run Ubuntu and other Linux based operating systems.

Being able to manually do this would be great, and even better if it could pull from our planning center imports using our CCLI subscription. Pro Presenter can do a lot of these things and we're getting pressure from staff to change. However, I really like proclaim and want to keep it if we can.

Many of us have all our music in iTunes. Proclaim should allow those files to accessed when adding sound to slides.