Every tool on this shelf started as something we needed at our church and couldn't find — not without a mountain of features we'd never use, or a price tag built for a much bigger staff. So we built our own. Simple, affordable, and made to take something off your plate, not add to it.
Wood to Arrows for the men, Pastor Notes for your own week, Sow Good coming soon for the women. Start with one — nothing else to set up first.
A few minutes to register and get your church code. You're leading your first group or logging your first note the same day.
The follow-up, the tracking, the reminders — the app carries it. You get the part only you can do: the people.
Each one stands on its own. Together, they're a full toolkit for a church that doesn't need — or want to pay for — an enterprise system.
A 52-week discipleship path for men, built around four challenges: Christ, Growth, Health, and Mission. The app does the follow-up so leaders don't have to — so you can see who's engaged, who's fading, and who needs a phone call, before you lose them.
A women's discipleship app built around four seasons of growth — checking in, journaling, and staying planted in community, not just informed. Made to help her grow more faithful to what she already knows, one season at a time.
A personal capture tool for the pastor himself — sermon ideas by voice or text, a prayer log, series planning, and a to-do list that pulls straight from what you've already written down. Built for the notebook you keep losing.
Every current and future ChurchHelp tool, one license, one price for your church. As we build more, your church gets it — no extra sign-ups, no extra invoices.
"Built for the church, by someone who's still serving in one."
I'm a bi-vocational pastor — I serve on staff at my church, and I work a full-time job outside of it, same as a lot of the leaders these tools are built for. I know what it's like to want to disciple your people well and not have the hours, staff, or budget a big church has.
So I build the tool I wish someone had handed me. I test it on my own church first. If it doesn't save me time, it doesn't ship to you.
Every tool here is still one person's work — which means when you email me, you get me, not a support queue.
Say helloChurchHelp isn't a software company that added a church vertical. It's built by a pastor who's still in the work, week to week, and kept running into the same wall — good tools for churches were either bloated, expensive, or didn't fit how a small staff actually operates. Every product here is built to give time back, not take more of it.
So every product here gets tested on a real congregation before it ever gets sold to yours.