Apps for pastors.
Apps are the bigger things I’ve built, each with a live demo. For quick, free checks, see Tools. For sermons, toolkits and Team Talks, see Resources.
Built for the work you actually do.
Every app here started as a real need in real ministry. Sharpen a sermon, care for your people, build your team, tell your story online. Try the live demos below, then pick the one that gives your week back.
Pastor to PastorVerified Pastors OnlyA private community for verified pastors.
Pastoring gets lonely. Ask the question you can't ask your church, and hear from pastors who carry the same weight you do.
Free for verified pastors.
Pastor to PastorVerified Pastors OnlyA sample feed with made-up pastors. Search, invites and messages work in the real app.
Assess & GrowAssess the right people. Then grow your team.
Sending the wrong planter costs a network years and dollars. Plumbline weighs the planter, the spouse and their references, and hands you one clear report. Plumbline Teams shows how your whole staff is wired.
DashboardGet feedback on your sermon before you preach it.
“Good word, pastor” at the door never tells you what to fix. Paste your manuscript and in about a minute see what’s strong and what to tighten before Sunday.
teamsSee how your whole team is wired.
Most teams never talk about how each person works best until something breaks. Everyone gets a growth report and story slides to share. You get the team map: strengths, gaps, and who might be running low, plus each person's full report if you choose.
teamsTeam mapYour own pastor website, built in minutes.
Your sermons and story need a home, but you don't have weeks to build one. Start with mine, make it yours, and let hosting and updates be handled. 30 days free, then $15 a month or $150 a year.
An example site. Jordan Taylor is made up; yours shows your name and sermons.
See what it costs a family to live where you serve.
Pastors and boards too often guess at pay. This gives you a transparent household estimate for more than 15,000 towns, with every source and assumption shown.