Monday morning
This is what a church staff member sees on Monday morning. Attendance for the last few weeks, giving against the same period last year, who's new, and what's waiting for someone to do something about it.
It tells you what changed. You don't have to go looking.
Click the screen or press → to continue. Nothing here is live — it’s a walkthrough, so you can’t break anything.
What the walkthrough covers
26 screens of the real product, in the order a church actually meets them — captured from a working PewHQ, not drawn in a design tool. Nothing here is live, so click through as slowly as you like.
Your people, and the conversations they’re in
The Monday-morning dashboard, the directory, and what one person’s screen holds — their giving, their groups, their care notes, when they last attended. Households group the family who live together rather than listing four separate people. Then groups: attendance, and the group’s own email address, where members post and reply from whatever mail app they already use. You’ll also see what happens when a group contains someone under 18 — parents copied automatically, the whole record downloadable, nothing quietly deleted.
The money, end to end
One giving ledger covering online, recurring, and the cash and cheques from the plate. Restricted funds that stay restricted. A payout traced from the single line on your bank statement back to the individual gifts inside it. Year-end statements, and a pledge campaign totting itself up.
Sunday, and everything around it
Planning a service and recording the headcount, code-matched child check-in, serving teams, the church calendar, and sign-up forms with payment — without a third tool for any of it.
What your church sees from the outside
The member app as a congregant meets it, your public website, a newsletter that lays itself out, and your sermon archive. It finishes on reporting: the numbers a board asks for, and asking your own data a question in plain English instead of building a report.
Seen enough? Ask for a working copy set up as your own church, or book a walkthrough and we’ll answer questions as we go. The full guide explains every screen above in plain language.