Built by believers, for the local church

Your church, connected every day of the week.

A private app for one congregation. Members post what they need, answer with what they can do, and find their place in a group. The church directory, the bulletin board, and the group text — in one place, for your church only.

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One private network per church No ads, no algorithms Members always join free
Interconnected

Your church community — connected every day of the week.

Invited by Grace Community Church

Create your account

You're joining the Grace Community Church private network.

Tell your church
about yourself

This helps members find you when they need what you offer. Takes about two minutes.

One feed, your way

See posts from the whole church, or toggle on just the groups you care about. Needs, offerings, questions — all in one scroll.

Find the right person

Search your congregation by name, skill, or occupation. The dentist, the tutor, the electrician — they're already in the room.

Smaller circles, deeper trust

Join groups tied to your church's real ministries. It's easier to ask twenty people you know than five hundred you don't.

Interconnected
This is the real app. Tap around — it's live.
Everything a member needs

One app for a member's whole church life.

Not a feed with extras. The church page, the groups, the people, and the conversations — built so a member never needs a second app on Sunday or a group chat on Tuesday.

Church page

The front door of your church — open all week.

Everything a member needs to know about church life, in one tab: what's happening, who leads, and where to plug in.

  • A real calendar — church-wide events plus your groups — with one-tap RSVP
  • Every official ministry, its meeting time, and a Join button
  • Announcements, leadership you can message, church resources, and visit info
Grace Community Church
Sundays 9 & 11 AM · South Austin · Buda · Online
Ministries at Grace
Men in Business
64 members
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Women's Ministry
112 members
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9 events this month · church-wide and your groups
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Spring Serve Day
8:00 AM · Meet at the main lobby
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Groups

Belong to something smaller. Give it a home.

Groups are member-created and member-led. Each one is a headquarters, not just a chat: its posts, its files, its events.

  • Study guides, schedules, and sign-ups live in the group — nothing to juggle elsewhere
  • Leaders approve requests, pin resources, and add events that land on everyone's calendar
  • Confidential circles: members, posts, and files never visible outside — not even to admins
Wednesday Small Group Official
Led by James & Ruth Carter · Wednesdays 6:30 PM
14 members
LEADER TOOLS
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Tom Alvarez wants to join
Approve
James — Study Guide, Weeks 1–8Pinned
PDF · 1.2 MB · Ruth Carter
Ruth's notes — James 2
Document · 88 KB · Today
Chili night sign-up
Spreadsheet · 22 KB · Ruth Carter
Host & snack rotation — April/May
PDF · 110 KB · James Carter
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Feed

Needs, offerings, questions — one scroll, your choice.

The whole church and the groups you've joined, blended into one feed you control with toggles. No algorithm decides what you see.

  • Four kinds of post: Request, Offering, Question, Announcement
  • Threaded conversation, and resolved needs stay visible as “Marked as helped”
  • A discreet report button on every post; leadership handles it in a minute
Main FeedMen in BusinessYoung ProfessionalsWednesday Small Group
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What do you need? What can you offer?
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Offering
Tomato and zucchini overload — free veggies on my porch
Basket on the front porch, take whatever you like. There are always more.
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Question
Best pediatrician near the church?
We just moved to the area and need a pediatrician for our two little ones.
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Announcement
Serve Day sign-ups are open
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Search & messages

Find the person. Talk privately.

Search the congregation by name, skill, or occupation, then message them directly. Private means private.

  • The nurse, the CPA, the electrician — searchable by what they can do
  • Members control their directory visibility and who can message them
  • Messages are never visible to church admins or to Interconnected
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Rachel Torres
Registered Nurse
HealthcareElder CareFirst Aid
Messages
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Rachel Torres
Private
Hi Noah — Marcus said you might know a good CPA for a small business?
I do. David Okafor — he's in the Men in Business group. I'll introduce you.
You're the best. Thank you!
Messages are private — never visible to admins or to us.
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The whole idea in one story

Someone at church needs a roofer. Someone at church is one.

Every congregation already holds the help its people need. Interconnected just makes it findable — and keeps it inside the family.

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Request
Looking for a reliable roofer
We've got a leak over the kitchen after last week's storm. Would love to hire someone from our church family before calling around. Anyone?
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Marcus Webb18m ago
Rachel, this is exactly what we do. I can come take a look tomorrow afternoon — no charge for the estimate.
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James Carter9m ago
Can vouch for Marcus — he redid our garage roof two summers ago. Solid work.
RT
Request
RESOLVED: Looking for a reliable roofer
Marcus came out the next day and the leak is fixed. Thank you, church family.
3 commentsMarked as helped

No algorithm decides who sees it. No stranger can. It's just your church, helping your church — on a Tuesday.

For church leadership

Members get community. The church gets stewardship.

Every subscription includes a web dashboard for pastors and admins: congregation insights, sixty-second moderation, group oversight, and church-wide announcements and calendar. Click around — don't miss Insights.

admin.interconnected.app/grace-community
Swipe sideways to explore the dashboard
Why churches subscribe

Know your church like never before.

Most churches know who shows up on Sunday — and little else. This is a living picture of the body you shepherd: aggregate, pastoral, never private content.

Year in Review · Integration funnel

Your congregation's story, told with numbers.

An auto-generated vision-night report — needs met, groups launched, connections made — and a funnel that shows exactly where newcomers stall on the way to belonging.

  • Download the Year in Review as slides for vision night
  • Watch newcomers move from joining to belonging, step by step
  • Every drop-off is a place your team can help someone belong
Your Year in Review — ready for vision night
347NEEDS MET IN THE BODY
8GROUPS STARTED BY MEMBERS
1,204NEW CONNECTIONS MADE
78%OF MEMBERS ACTIVE MONTHLY
New member integration — last 90 days
Joined (last 90 days)
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Completed their profile
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Joined a group
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Posted or commented
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Made a real connection
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42% of newcomers form a real connection in their first 90 days. Every step is a place your team can help someone belong.
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Gifts census · Community health

Know what the body can do — and whether it's working.

"Your church contains 14 teachers, 9 healthcare workers, 8 tradespeople, and 11 willing mentors." No church has ever known this about itself. Then, month over month: needs posted, needs met.

  • A census of occupations, skills, and offerings from member profiles
  • Needs posted vs. resolved — proof the body is working
  • The renewal conversation writes itself
Gifts & skills census
Teachers & tutors
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Healthcare workers
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Contractors & trades
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Finance & accounting
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Legal
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Creative & design
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Open to mentoring
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Community health — needs posted vs. resolved
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Member map · Growth geography

See where your congregation actually lives.

From signup ZIP codes, plotted by area — never by address. Invaluable for placing groups, planning care, and one day, planting campuses.

  • Where members live, by neighborhood and town
  • Where the church is growing fastest, quarter over quarter
  • Intelligence for group placement today and campus planting tomorrow
Where Grace Community lives
South Austin 214 members Manchaca 48 Buda 96 members Kyle 71 members Dripping Springs 22 SW Austin 36
From member signup ZIP codes.
Growth geography — new members, last 90 days
Kyle +14 — your fastest-growing area, 2.1× last year's pace
Buda +9 — steady growth along the FM 1626 corridor
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Care signals · Group gaps

Shepherding, digitized — never surveillance.

Members who've gone quiet relative to their own pattern, surfaced gently for a check-in. And the groups people are searching for that don't exist yet.

  • Quiet members surfaced from activity dates only — never message content
  • Real demand data for ministry planning, from what members actually look for
  • One tap to check in or nudge a launch
Pastoral care signals
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Frank Delgado
Last active 34 days ago · usually posts weekly
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Marie Chen
Last active 41 days ago · RSVP'd to two events, then went quiet
Check in
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Robert King
Last active 52 days ago · new member, never completed profile
Check in
Quiet members surfaced gently — this is shepherding, not surveillance.
Group gap analysis — what members want but can't find
Moms of preschoolers — searched by 5 members this month, no group existsNudge a launch
Pickleball — was a gap last month; Chris Dunn's Circle now has 12 members
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All insights are aggregate. Private messages and confidential circles are never visible to anyone — including us.

Privacy & trust

Built to be trusted with a church family.

A church platform is only useful if members trust it completely. So the rules are simple, and they're the same for us as for your admins.

Encrypted messages

Personal conversations are private — inaccessible to church admins and to Interconnected staff alike.

One church, one silo

Every church runs in its own isolated environment. Members only ever interact within their own congregation.

Members hold the controls

Each member decides their directory visibility and who may message them.

Confidential circles

Recovery and support groups never expose member lists, posts, or files — not even to church admins. Join requests go only to their leaders.

Aggregate-only insights

Leadership sees the health of the body, never the private conversations within it.

No ads, no algorithms

Nothing farms attention and nothing is sold. The church is the customer — members are never the product.

How it launches

Live in one Sunday.

Pastoral trust is the adoption engine. We build the rails; the pulpit does the launch.

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The pastor announces it

We provide a full Launch Sunday kit — announcement script, slides, and QR codes for the screens.

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Members join in minutes

A church-specific code unlocks signup. A two-minute profile captures each member's occupation, skills, and what they can offer.

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Needs get met all week

The feed, directory, groups, and calendar go to work — turning a congregation of acquaintances into an interconnected community.

Churches subscribe annually. Members always join free. Pricing scales with congregation size — in the same range as the tools churches already budget for.

Common questions

Answers for pastors and boards.

What does it cost, and who pays?

The church subscribes annually — priced by congregation size, in the same range as the giving, streaming, and management tools churches already budget for. Members always join free. An ad-free experience is standard; discounted plans are available for budget-constrained churches.

How much work is this for our staff?

Very little, by design. Moderation reports batch into a weekly digest and resolve in about a minute each. Groups are created and led by members, not the church office. A typical admin spends minutes per week, not hours.

Can leadership read members' messages?

No — and neither can we. Personal messages are encrypted and private, period. Leadership sees aggregate community health, never private content. We believe a church platform is only useful if members trust it completely.

What keeps the feed healthy?

Community standards agreed to at signup, a discreet anonymous report button on every post, and a grace-first moderation flow: private warnings before restrictions, with platform-level support behind your admins for anything serious.

How does a launch actually work?

We provide a Launch Sunday kit — pulpit announcement script, slides, and QR codes. Members scan, create a two-minute profile, and land in the feed. Pastoral introduction is the engine: churches can realistically see half the congregation join in the first weeks.

Where is this today?

Interconnected is in the prototype stage — everything on this page is a live, working demonstration. We're gathering feedback from pastors now and selecting a small group of founding pilot churches ahead of development. Early conversations shape the product.

Every member has a gift. Every gift has a purpose.  ·  1 Peter 4:10

Become a founding church.

We're onboarding a limited group of pilot churches with white-glove setup, launch materials, and founding-partner pricing.

Request a pilot