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Current public-safe product page — audited August 3, 2026. ChurchOS is now a signed native product with real-service operational-pilot evidence. Private congregation data, field access, raw receipts, and runtime details remain excluded.

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Native church operating system for the member, the service, the community, stewardship, and the people responsible for keeping church life moving.

Origin

ChurchOS started from respecting the work.

A church is not “small.” It is a living community with people, families, worship, services, programs, finances, volunteers, media, announcements, care, history, consent, and trust. That work should not depend on whoever remembers where something is or which computer still has the right file.

Product promise

ChurchOS is designed to live on the phone and surround church life before, during, and after the service.

It connects:

• church and member identity;
• service planning and public programs;
• live and completed-service state;
• community, events, ministries, serving, prayer, and care;
• giving and role-gated finance;
• media, replay, archives, and operational evidence;
• church devices, operators, and authority boundaries.

Canonical version history

• Historical ChurchOS v1 → ChurchOS 0.1
• Historical ChurchOS v2 → ChurchOS 0.2
• Historical ChurchOS v3 → ChurchOS 0.3
• Later 0.x substrate: Python, responsive web, Windows, Vercel, portable/bootable, service-operations, and native-beta work