TajiCastAdd automatic verse detection to FreeShow.
FreeShow is excellent — a free, open-source church presentation suite for songs, slides and manual scripture. But it's manual: it doesn't listen to your preacher and put the verse up on its own. TajiCast does exactly that. Here's the honest difference — and how the two can work together.
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| TajiCast | FreeShow | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Automatic verse detection & display | Full presentation suite |
| Price | Free | Free & open source |
| Listens & auto-detects the spoken verse | Yes | No (manual) |
| Paraphrase detection from speech | Yes | No |
| Manual slides, songs & lyrics | No | Yes |
| Scripture lookup | Automatic from speech | Manual, one-click to slide |
| NDI output | Yes | Yes |
| Stage display / multi-output | Projector + NDI | Yes |
FreeShow details as of July 2026, from freeshow.app. Features can change — check their site for the latest.
Use them together
These tools solve different problems, so many churches run both. Keep FreeShow for your songs, lyrics and planned slides — and add TajiCast for the moments the preacher opens the Bible off-script, so the verse appears automatically without anyone typing. TajiCast outputs over NDI and to a second screen, so it slots into your existing setup alongside FreeShow.
Why add TajiCast
Automatic, hands-free
Detects the verse being read or referenced in real time — no operator hunting for the reference mid-sermon.
Paraphrase-aware
Recognizes the passage even when it's paraphrased, not just exact quotations.
Free & offline
Like FreeShow, it costs nothing — and it runs without internet, with the Bible and model bundled in.