A suite of tools for church teams, spanning a public website, a web presentation workspace, a desktop presentation app, and an AI study workspace. The story is about connecting preparation with delivery across different working environments.
Lead Developer
WebInfluencers
Next.js · React · Electron · Firebase · Motion · Tailwind CSS
Web · Desktop
Preparing a service and presenting it live are different tasks. Teams need a place to organise content, an interface for operating the presentation, and a separate workspace for study and preparation.
ChurchAI introduces the suite publicly; Pulpit provides rundown and presentation tools on web and desktop; Logos provides a focused study workspace.
As a church team member, I want to organise the service into a rundown before presentation begins.
Pulpit’s web workspace makes the order of service visible and places presentation controls beside the content.
As a presentation operator, I want a dedicated desktop workspace to prepare and rehearse delivery.
The native Pulpit app provides the rundown and presentation workflow in an Electron application.
As someone preparing a message, I want a workspace dedicated to research and preparation.
Logos separates the study task from the live presentation interface, giving each workflow its own context.
As a returning team member, I want to access my account and recover it if needed.
Pulpit’s sign-in, registration, and password recovery screens form a distinct entry journey into the suite.
Shared React and Firebase foundations support the web products while Electron provides a desktop delivery surface.
The captured desktop flow uses the app’s offline rehearsal profile, showing the presentation workspace separately from the network-backed web account flow.
Account and church setup are explicit steps before a team enters its workspace.
