Worship Band In Hand

• Free to download
• In-app purchases

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

1.5 2 ratings · App Store

1. 2/5Lack of updates and support

   Support for this app is really bad. I really like the app, but when there is an issue there is zero assistance.

   JSBCF · 31 Jul 2026

2. 2/5Not quite there yet.

   Would have preferred to send an e-mail rather than post publicly but there is no way to contact you - not even from the "support" link above. You lost 2.5 stars for isolating yourself from your users. Btw, Facebook is for marketing not support. On to the app - it's a good app and will serve some worship leaders I'm sure. However, since you purchased rights to the music, I can't understand why you didn't include a scroll of words - words and chords would be 5 star worthy - just in case that a leader loses his/her place in the song while wrangling all the requirements that a leader has: singing, playing, looking at the congregation, listening to the Spirit, etc. etc. The faders could be shortened without compromising function too allow space. Did I miss something or is there a way to use the click but keep it out of the house mix? Truly an app on the way, but not quite there yet. A true support link with a contact address would be a huge step forward as well.

   cahva · 31 Jul 2026

3. 3/5Awesome concept, needs some tweaks.

   This app is an awesome concept. However I echo the thoughts of other reviews, the price per song is just too high. This might not be the case if the tracks had more versatility. For example, being able to truly change keys in a real range of keys, not simply 'auto-tuning' the track into another key. That alone limits it use capabilities for those of us don't have the greatest of voices and need to play around with keys before preforming the songs. Another issue I saw with the app was that you are stuck with the version of the song that is recorded in their arrangement. While I don't think this is a bad thing, it would be helpful to have the exact sheet music or chord charts to go along with the arrangements that were recored. This would save potentially hours of time making sure that one has the proper arrangement with all the proper chords for that particular song. Perhaps access to an online database with that information, along with a simple lyric sheet for turning it into slides. I think with those improvements, I wouldn't mind paying $5.99 or more for a song because it would have the flexibility most of us need for such an app. Again, it's an awesome concept and could be a huge benefit for a lot of people if it simply had a few additions. Keep up the good work!

   Medge Guitars · 31 Jul 2026

4. 3/5Good but has problems

   I've been using worshipbandinhand for several weeks now. The features are pretty good. I enjoy the prices of the individual songs. Since we are a small church with no sound guy, I needed something I could run from the stage and this fit the bill nicely. Also, I love the prices of individual songs and we are deep in the lifewayworship ecosystem so there are lots of good choices for us. However, there are a several serious issues I wish could be addressed: 1) It takes too many clicks to move from one setlist song to the next. 2) You can't delete a song once it is downloaded. 3) I'm regularly experiencing "connection failed" errors when trying to download content. 4) Often, the recording layouts don't exactly match our arrangement. I can move sections of the song around (which is awesome) but I can't remove any of them (which is very limiting if I want to shorten a tune in a long playlist). Also, I'd love to be able to import stems from other sources or add my own tracks to the ones provided for each song...

   Rikki Mikki · 31 Jul 2026

5. 3/5On the right track.

   I first downloaded this app shortly after it released and was blown away with how great an idea it was. Then, I was blown away with the price of the songs...$9.99 per song!!! No way was I going to pay that. It sat as dead space on my phone for a while until I deleted it. Curiosity drew me back to it a few days ago. I was not quite as blown away when I saw the prices this time. $5.99 is still a bit pricy, but a whole lot more reasonable that $9.99. I was discouraged a little when I came back to write this review and saw SALE in huge letters. It makes me think that if this app gains popularity, they'll jack the prices back up. I'd give em 5 stars if they'd drop on down to $1.99 or maybe even $2.99 per song and possibly throw lyrics or at least arrangement maps in there. But then again...with lifewayworship involved now, I'm sure prices won't stay low for long. This app has the potential to be a favorite in my phone if they'll keep prices reasonable.

   brolgray · 31 Jul 2026

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