Start with your set list.
Build a set in ClickPad or pull and sync it from Planning Center Services. Keep the songs you need together.
Click, pads, and your set list in one simple app.
For the worship moments that don’t need full tracks.
Built for Mac. iOS planned.
An acoustic night. A smaller team. A spontaneous time of worship. ClickPad gives you a steady click, a pad underneath, and connections that help the rest of your setup follow along.
Build a set in ClickPad or pull and sync it from Planning Center Services. Keep the songs you need together.
Run click and pads through your set without preparing a full tracks session for every song.
Share song information with Companion and keep ProPresenter focused on the right song in your playlist.
Your set list is the starting point. ClickPad helps carry the song information to the people and tools that need it.
Sign in with your own account and choose a plan. Your songs arrive in order with key, tempo, and time signature. Your plan stays in sync, and song settings can be shared between leaders through Planning Center.
Keep your plan in sync. Changes in Planning Center arrive automatically within about 2 minutes, or straight away when you use Resync. Each song’s ClickPad settings are kept.
Ready offline. Set lists are saved on your Mac and work offline.
Shared song settings. ClickPad keeps click, pad, announcement, and transition settings in a ClickPad note on each song in Planning Center, so leaders can load the same setup.
Control ClickPad and share live song name, key, scale, and tempo to help keep vocal tuning and tempo-based plugins in sync.
Available here while submission to the official Companion module list is planned. Requires ClickPad and Companion.
Save clickpad-1.1.1.tgz using the download button, or find it under Assets on the release page. Keep the file compressed.
Open Modules → Import module package and select the .tgz file. Use the single-module import, rather than Import offline module bundle.
In ClickPad, open Settings › Network and turn on Allow remotes and Companion. Note the address and port shown there.
In Companion, open Connections, search for ClickPad, and add it. Select the imported 1.1.1 version. Enter the address from ClickPad and its port, normally 9330. If both apps run on the same Mac, use 127.0.0.1 for the address. Save the connection.
The connection turns green when connected. Use the module’s presets for controls, song selection, and song information. If macOS asks whether ClickPad can accept incoming network connections, choose Allow.
Updating an existing connection? Import v1.1.1, select it on your ClickPad connection, and drag the song-info presets onto your buttons again. This replaces older presets that displayed “$NA” with the corrected live values.
Need more detail? Read the ClickPad module setup guide or Companion’s module import instructions.
Keep the operator focused on the right song in the playlist imported from the same plan. ClickPad selects the song in ProPresenter without putting anything on screen.
Use the same plan. ProPresenter needs the playlist imported from the same Planning Center plan. The default Match the plan’s date option finds the playlist by its date.
Choose when each song follows. ClickPad selects the song in ProPresenter when you select it in ClickPad, or when you press GO, depending on that song’s setting. It never puts anything on screen.
If the playlist doesn’t match: ClickPad selects nothing and tells you about the mismatch.
The right sound, in the right place.Choose separate output channels for click, pad, and song announcements. Keep cues with the team and pads in the room.
ClickPad is in development. A release date and download link haven’t been announced yet.
The plan is a one-time purchase. Final pricing hasn’t been set.
ClickPad focuses on running a set list of click and pads. It’s built for the times your team wants that foundation without a full tracks session.
Yes. These screenshots show the actual Mac development build. Appearance and features may change before release.
Click and pads for the set you’re about to play.