Would it be possible to remove the default "Sunday AM" selection from the Service/Day field on a new sermon submission? I think it would cause fewer issues if it were left blank. We just reportedly had five consecutive "Sunday AM" services in Eureka, according to our AC Central submissions. :) While not difficult to edit, and certainly the result of user error, it seems like it would be less likely to occur if the field was nominally blank. A blank (or "select") would probably stand out more readily as incomplete than a default "Sunday AM". We will continue to try to raise awareness of this in the sound booth, but it could also be helpful if it were possible to change the default selection. Thanks. 

I would like to have the final prayer of the conference included at the end of the conference recordings. Bro. Fred Witzig. 

I would like to suggest that more details be included in the Share function on the mobile app. Currently, when viewing/listening to a sermon, users can use the three dots button to Share the sermon with other apps, but the default text only includes the date, service type (AM/PM, etc.) and the church. I would like to suggest adding the speaker's name and any title included on the sermon/event.

I've noticed several ministers have been deleted off, is this becoming a prescreened selective app?

A new update on Google Play seems to have turned off the feature for autofill for password and username info. I know this was fixed previously, but it appears to be not working again.

As a song leader that leads funeral choirs, it would be great to be able to compile the selected hymns for a funeral into a collection that could be shared with other users on AC Central (whether individual singers or church owned tablets for this purpose). This way instead of compiling binders or jumping between 4 hymn books, each person can have a device with the music already compiled. 

Would also be good to be able to mark verses to be sung, and additional markups just for that funeral service (additional dynamics, certain voices on certain verses, custom repeats etc). Does not need to actually change the music, just mark up notes on top of the music the same way we do on printed copies now.

Rather than taking notes during a sermon, I am interested to know more about ways to create an AI summary for my personal use.