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One platform for a church's digital home: website, app, groups, teams, care and giving. Owned by the church, hosted in Europe, without heavy dependence on a handful of big tech companies.
Churches run on tools they do not control. Names, prayer requests, children's check-ins and gifts end up spread across services that can change their terms, their prices or their rules at any time. A church should be able to decide where its people's data lives, who sees it, and how to take it with them.
“Be still, and know that I am God.”Psalm 46
Technology in service of people, never the other way around.
Never reused for other purposes or other products. A full export, in open formats, at any moment.
The database runs in Amsterdam. Personal data lives in one place only, never in logs or spreadsheets.
The system may notice; only a person responds. No likes, badges or public streaks. What you share about yourself stays yours.
Posts, clips, cards and summaries are always approved by a person first.
A new church is configuration: its name, colours, locations and texts. No forks, central updates.
Each church gets a free right of use. The concept and code are maintained by Neveoh; the congregation's data never belongs to us.
Built with and for a real church, piece by piece.
Pages written by the church's own team in documents they already know, published with one click.
iOS and Android, in the church's own name and look.
“I'm coming”: a host is ready at the door, and the journey from visitor to member is cared for by people.
Small groups people join themselves, volunteer teams with rosters, swaps and a thank-you on Sunday evening.
A gentle check-in; a request for prayer or contact reaches one person, only when asked for.
Check in with a pick-up code, designed with the kids team.
A card from Sunday's message every morning, and Be Still: a fixed daily moment with God, with alarm and music.
Through a European payment provider, with a yearly overview only the giver sees.
We are honest about where we are. Today the data and the code are the church's own; some parts still run on big platforms. This is the path away from them.
Data in Amsterdam, own code, European payments. Full export of the church's data. No ads, no tracking, no data sales.
European hosting. Moving the servers to a European cloud provider.
Own sign-in. A European identity service, so signing in no longer depends on a big tech account; those remain an option, not a requirement.
Documents, calendar and mail. European, open alternatives next to the tools churches use today, with the church choosing.
Beyond the app stores. The full experience as a web app too, so a church is never dependent on two stores alone.
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