Posts can be liked and commented on. Prayer requests can be anonymous. Groups and family groups keep smaller circles. A worship room brings people into the same service when the church goes live on YouTube.
We are not claiming a giant public audience, and we do not publish user counts. The point is a quieter place for one church and the families in it. It is free to use as a church app. Giving, when you turn it on, is Stripe's processing fee only.
Questions pastors ask
Is this a public social network?
No. It is a church app for the congregation you already belong to, not a network for the whole internet.
Can prayer requests be anonymous?
Yes. A request can be shared with the church or posted without a name.
Do we pay to use it?
The app is free to use and there is no platform fee right now. Giving, if you turn it on, pays standard processing fees only.