Help that starts with the app you are actually using.

Yes. Sample Console is a training sandbox. Its slide edits, Preview/Live actions and service changes are temporary and are not written to a church workspace.

On the current device in LMOS local storage. Cloud storage providers are not used as working-file paths.

LM Worship is native to LMOS. Its production service data and runtime live in the main LMOS system rather than requiring a second standalone application.

Email laynemcdonald@gmail.com or use the support form on this page. Please never send passwords, payment-card numbers, recovery codes, or other secrets.

Use the Terms and Privacy links in the LM footer. Those policies govern the service. This support page is a plain-language help resource and is not a substitute for the formal policies.

You keep ownership of your original work. LM receives only the permissions needed to provide the service you choose, subject to the Terms and any third-party licenses attached to material you use.

No. LM does not take a royalty from off-platform revenue it did not collect. When native LM creator payouts are active, LM's own platform share is capped at 5% of distributable revenue collected through LM and the creator share is 95%, subject to the formal Terms and clearly disclosed third-party pass-through amounts such as taxes, refunds or payment processing.

LM product policy isolates private creator projects by account/workspace and does not intentionally use another creator's private project or generated asset as your prompt context, seed, retrieval source or training material without an explicit authorized sharing path. Generative systems can still produce coincidental similarities, so LM should use provenance and similarity safeguards where technically practical rather than promise impossible zero-resemblance guarantees.

LM does not position private project content as public material. Projects are private by default unless you intentionally choose a sharing or publishing action.

Tell us the app, device, browser or operating system, what you were doing, what you expected, what happened instead, and whether it happens every time. Screenshots are helpful when they do not expose private information.

Yes. Use the Privacy Policy and Account & Data Deletion pages on the LM site, or submit a support request and choose Privacy. Identity verification may be required before account or data actions are completed.

Apple App Store and Google Play purchases are processed under the store account and platform rules used for the purchase. LM support can help identify the product or access issue, while store-managed billing, cancellation, family sharing, and refund steps may remain with Apple or Google.

Make sure the app or browser is current, confirm the device has an Internet connection when the feature requires one, reopen the affected screen, and retry once. If the problem remains, send the device type, operating system, app or browser version, and the exact step where it failed.

LM products target readable controls, keyboard and touch access, responsive layouts, text scaling, and reduced-motion friendly behavior where applicable. If something is hard to read, reach, hear, or operate, submit it as an accessibility support issue so it can be tracked.