Everything your church does, in one place
Free for every church. Pew Pal starts with the kids' classes and grows from there.
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Kids' check-in and attendance
Teachers tap who's here. The children's ministry leader sees every class and the day's total.
Starting this fall -
VBS
Check kids in each day of Vacation Bible School, with classes by grade.
On the way -
Calendar and reminders
Every church event in one calendar, with a reminder before it starts.
On the way -
Sign-up sheets
Sign up to bring a dish, help at an event or serve on a Sunday.
On the way -
Sermons
Watch Sunday's sermon in the app after the service.
On the way -
Missions needs
See what the missions team is collecting, and sign up to help.
On the way
It starts with the kids' classes
Sunday morning is busiest down the hall: classrooms, a basement with no signal, a visitor who came with a cousin. That's where Pew Pal starts.
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9:30
Tap who's here.
Each teacher opens their own class list. One tap marks a child here, and a visitor goes in as a walk-in in a few seconds.
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9:40
No signal? Keep tapping.
Every tap is saved on the phone first. When the phone finds Wi-Fi or a signal again, Pew Pal sends what it saved.
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10:00
The totals are already in.
The children's ministry leader sees every class's count and the day's total as the teachers tap, and can look back at past Sundays.
Invite only, from the first step.
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The church is approved
Each new church is approved by hand before it goes live. There's no public sign-up.
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The leader adds the teachers
The children's ministry leader adds each teacher by email and puts them on their classes.
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Teachers sign in with a code
No password to remember. The code comes by email from noreply@pewpal.app.
One kind of email. Never a text.
Pew Pal sends a sign-in code from noreply@pewpal.app when someone their church added asks to sign in. That's the only email it sends. There are no newsletters, no marketing and no mailing list.
Got a code you didn't ask for? You can ignore it. No one can sign in without it.
Children's records stay with their teachers.
Inside Pew Pal, only the church's children's ministry leader and a child's own teachers can see that child's record.
Pew Pal keeps no photos of children.
Free for every church.
Pew Pal starts with its first church this fall, beginning with the kids' classes. New churches join one at a time, each approved by hand.