ShireOS keeps your whole congregation in one place — members and visitors, giving and volunteers, your documents, and what's moving in your statehouse — with an AI steward that tells you who needs a call today.
The Monday-morning dashboard: who needs attention, and why.
Every person and household in one living record: check-ins, giving, serving, groups, notes, prayer requests. ShireOS notices what busy weeks hide — and hands you a short, ranked list each morning of who needs a call, with the reason why.
Tithes and offerings flow straight to the church — ShireOS takes 0%. Funds, recurring gifts, year-end statements, and a two-way QuickBooks sync your treasurer will actually thank you for. Then Guild puts the carpenter, the farmer, and the bookkeeper in your pews in front of the people who'd rather hire the body they serve with.
No church software does this. ShireOS tracks every bill in your state and every measure on your ballot, scores what matters to your congregation, and analyzes it against the doctrinal standards your church actually holds — with citations, never vibes. A letter to your representative takes minutes. Your people walk into the booth informed.
Bylaws, session minutes, policies, budgets, the statement of faith — uploaded once (or synced from Google Drive), kept in the Vault, and answerable. Ask a question in plain English; get the answer with the page it came from. Access is enforced before the AI ever reads a word: members see member documents, elders see elders'.
Outside groups may rent the fellowship hall with staff approval, a signed facilities agreement, and proof of insurance. Ministries aligned with the church's mission receive priority and reduced rates.
Members give in three taps, check the family in, join groups, serve, and act on civic alerts — under your church's name and branding if you want it. And the doors are kept: anyone can download the app, but until your church certifies them, they see only the front porch — service times, giving, a way to say hello. Your calendar, your groups, your children's ministry stay inside.
Greeting team — 9:00a call · kids pre-checked
Through our church's lens · 2 analyses
Keep your systems — or leave them, seamlessly. Coexist sync or one-click import.
No per-module nickel-and-diming. No cut of your offerings, ever.
Early-access churches help shape the build — and keep founder pricing.
No. 0% platform fee, forever — the only cost is the card processor's standard rate, and givers can choose to cover it. Your subscription is the business model; your offerings are not.
No. Your data stays yours, isolated per church, and is never used to train anyone's models. The AI steward reads your data to serve you — it drafts, ranks, and reminds, but it never sends a message, never moves money, and never speaks for the church.
No. Anyone can download the app, but until your staff certifies a person, they see only the public surface: service times, giving, and a connect card. Internal calendars, groups, member info, and children's ministry are invisible to the uncertified — not locked, invisible.
You don't have to switch on day one. ShireOS runs in coexist mode — syncing people and giving alongside your current system while you use the parts they don't have (civic, the Vault, the steward). When you're ready, one click promotes the sync to a full import. Nothing is lost either way.
Voter guides hand you someone else's conclusions. ShireOS analyzes bills and ballot measures against the doctrinal standards your church actually subscribes — your confession, the historic creeds, and a general-equity reading — each rendered separately with citations, never blended into a spin. Your elders can check every claim against the source.
ShireOS is in active build with pilot churches in Arizona now. Early-access churches onboard in waves — request access and we'll schedule a walkthrough with a real person.
Built with pilot churches in Arizona right now. Request early access and a person — not a funnel — will write you back.