I'm a pastor who kept building his own tools because the “ministry software” out there was either $300 a month or held together with duct tape. Now I package them up so you don't have to build them twice.
Downloadable templates, systems, and setups you can put to work this week. No install wizard, no sales call.
One or two sentences on what it is and the specific headache it takes off someone's plate.
One or two sentences on what it is and the specific headache it takes off someone's plate.
One or two sentences on what it is and the specific headache it takes off someone's plate.
Most church tech advice comes from people selling church tech. I'm on the other side of it — the one who has to make the thing work at 8:40 on a Sunday morning when the projector won't wake up and the volunteer who knows the password is on vacation.
So everything here is the thing I actually built to fix a problem I actually had. If it saves you a weekend, it did its job.
“Technology should disappear behind the ministry. If people are noticing your tech, something's wrong.”
Drop your email and I'll send new tools as they're finished, plus what I'm learning along the way.