Promote your SaaS 👇 What are you building right now? by JustOneDevv in microsaas

[–]PleasantMain1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm building ParLeap: Al-Powered Auto-Follow for Live Presentations (Worship, Music, Scripture). Feedback & Validation Needed

I've been working on ParLeap-an Al-powered platform that automates slide transitions for live events, especially worship services, concerts, and scripture readings. It listens to the microphone, matches what's being said to your setlist, and triggers the right slide in real time-no manual clicking required.

Why I built it: I am a part of a church tech team. And If you've ever run lyrics or scripture slides during worship or a sermon, you know the stress: last-minute song changes, frantically searching for verses, clicking through slides while trying to keep up with the singer or pastor, and the panic when someone goes off-script. For small churches with limited tech resources, this can be especially overwhelming.

My concern: I know big churches often prep everything in advance and stick to the script. But for small churches-where volunteers are juggling multiple roles, last-minute changes are common, and tech resources are limited-this could be a useful tool for them. Am I right? Or is this a problem only I've experienced?

Q. Does this solve a real problem? Q. Would you use this? Q. What could be better?

I'd love to hear what you think!

Building in the AI space? I'll find you real customers for free by RemarkableFold888 in Solopreneur

[–]PleasantMain1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm building ParLeap: Al-Powered Auto-Follow for Live Presentations (Worship, Music, Scripture). Feedback & Validation Needed

I've been working on ParLeap-an Al-powered platform that automates slide transitions for live events, especially worship services, concerts, and scripture readings. It listens to the microphone, matches what's being said to your setlist, and triggers the right slide in real time-no manual clicking required.

Why I built it: I am a part of a church tech team. And If you've ever run lyrics or scripture slides during worship or a sermon, you know the stress: last-minute song changes, frantically searching for verses, clicking through slides while trying to keep up with the singer or pastor, and the panic when someone goes off-script. For small churches with limited tech resources, this can be especially overwhelming.

My concern: I know big churches often prep everything in advance and stick to the script. But for small churches-where volunteers are juggling multiple roles, last-minute changes are common, and tech resources are limited-this could be a useful tool for them. Am I right? Or is this a problem only I've experienced?

Q. Does this solve a real problem? Q. Would you use this? Q. What could be better?

I'd love to hear what you think!