Technology FAQs

Simply visit home.springharvest.org and sign in with the login details you created when you made your booking! The event will be well laid out with a simple watch page that will automatically play the live sessions for you. You can watch on any device that connects to the internet including a mobile phone, iPad/tablet, Smart TV, laptop or desktop computer.

It’s a website! The platform is called CrowdConnect and it’s really similar to YouTube in terms of layout but has lots of added perks including an on-demand section which means you can catch up on anything you’ve missed or want to rewatch at your leisure.

To share the login with other people, simply let them know the email address and password you made at the point of booking and direct them to https://home.springharvest.org/ to login. With your additional Spring Harvest Home logins, all devices do not need to be on the same WiFi network, you can select where they are used and on what device, but obviously if they are in the same household it is easier to keep track of how many are logged in, than if you share your ticket with someone outside of your household. Please remember you will also be limited to the number of device logins according to the package you’ve purchased e.g., two devices with a £55 ticket, three devices with a £75 ticket.

Go to home.springharvest.org Click Back to Login – in the blue box at the bottom of the page Log in using your email address and the password you used to buy your tickets. If you have forgotten your password click Forgot Password? and follow the instructions.

If you have forgotten your password, or want to change it, just go to https://home.springharvest.org/ click 'Back to Login' and then 'Forgot Password?' You'll then be emailed a link to change it. That link expires after an hour so you need to respond as soon as you receive it. If you see the countdown clock when you visit home.springharvest.org, you are already logged in on that device. There is a link at the top of the screen to log out if that’s what you want to do.

At the bottom of the ‘watch page’ you’ll find a green section called ‘Video on demand’. Videos are categorised by type. Simply select the category you are interested in, find a video you want to watch and hit play!

This year we have offered existing Group Organisers for Spring Harvest the additional functionality of watch parties. These have been limited this year due to the new technology and the set up required to make these happen Unfortunately, we are not able to set up any more watch parties once the event is happening. If you are interested in becoming a future group organiser or church champion please visit the website here.

The platform can easily be ‘cast’ onto your Smart TV using Chromecast or Apple TV. With other types of device or TV, there are other ways to get the content from a web browser onto your TV screen – using ‘mirroring’ or even a cable from device to TV.

Most Smart TVs include a web browser among the preinstalled apps that come with the TV. These web browsers may not be exactly like the desktop web browsers you're familiar with, (e.g. Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari), but they are compatible with the standards that websites use and can display websites on your TV screen. Browsing the web on your TV can be a bit of a challenge though. Unless you can add on a wireless keyboard which are rarely included with TVs, you'll be using the TV remote control to navigate to websites.

The basic process for accessing an internet browser on most Smart TV’s is: - Your Smart TV will need to be connected to the internet by Wi-Fi or cable connection.- On the TV remote control, press the HOME or MENU button.- Use the arrow buttons on the remote control to select Apps.- Navigate with arrow buttons to look for internet browser.- When you open internet browser, it will load the default Start Page.

Click below for step by step instructions for different models of Smart TV. Actual steps may vary depending on model and age.