TajiCastAn automatic alternative to BibleShow.
BibleShow is a solid, free tool for putting scripture on screen — but it's manual: someone clicks to bring up each verse. TajiCast does the same job automatically — it listens to the sermon and shows the verse itself, in real time. Both are free and both output over NDI. Here's the honest comparison.
Download TajiCast for WindowsTajiCast vs BibleShow
| TajiCast | BibleShow | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free |
| Auto-detects the spoken verse | Yes | No (manual, click to show) |
| Paraphrase detection from speech | Yes | No |
| Scripture display | Automatic from speech | Manual · 3–4 clicks · 180+ translations |
| Multiple synced Bible versions on many screens | Verse-focused | Yes (up to 4) |
| NDI output | Yes | Yes |
| Works offline | Yes | Yes |
| Platform | Windows | Windows |
BibleShow details as of July 2026, from public information. Features can change — check their site for the latest.
Where each one shines
If you want fine manual control — showing chosen passages, or up to four synchronized Bible versions across multiple screens — BibleShow is excellent and free. If you want the verse to appear on its own as the preacher speaks, without anyone clicking, that's what TajiCast adds. Some teams even run TajiCast for automatic detection and keep a manual tool on hand for planned readings.
Why choose TajiCast
Hands-free during the sermon
No operator watching for the reference and clicking — the verse appears automatically.
Paraphrase-aware
Recognizes the passage even when it's paraphrased, not only exact quotations.
Free & offline
Like BibleShow, it costs nothing — and runs without internet, Bible and model bundled in.