Software I build and run for churches.

Most church software is a pile of separate tools that each keep their own copy of your people, your roles, and your logins. Engine is built the other way around: the church, its people, their roles, sign-in, and billing exist once, on a shared spine, and the products sit on top of it. People, operations, and communications in one place, with one login.

AI is in the foundation, not bolted onto a feature, and it works under one rule: it drafts, organizes, recommends, and does the busywork, but people make the decisions. Promo Engine is the first piece you can use today.

Every church event needs to be promoted, and every communications team is one person with eleven other jobs. Promo Engine starts with one decision: how big is this event? Pick its level and the whole promotion schedule appears, every post, email, announcement, and poster assigned to a channel with a publish date, a due date, and an owner.

The framework is yours to tune (channels, levels, lead times), Up Next shows what is due, the Assistant drafts copy on request, and the work lands in Slack, Google Chat, or Microsoft Teams. $29 a month per church, free for fifteen days, no card.