PocketPew is specifically focused on ministries, and partners with the world’s most popular mobile app makers. If you have a church ministry, Pocketpew can help you create and manage your beautiful app quickly and inexpensively.

A mobile app can increase mobile donations, membership engagement, operational efficiency, social media engagement, visit frequency to your location, and can have many other benefits.  The opportunities created by apps for ministries are valuable and extraordinarily cost-effective.

In addition, mobile technology is growing very quickly, and is already overtaking desktop computing in many places.  If you want to connect with your members and visitors, mobile is fast-becoming the most popular channel available.

Anyone!

No special technical expertise is needed.  We will walk you through each step of app creation with our easy-to-use tools.  Once your app is published, you can evaluate, edit, and manage your app from your Pocketpew dashboard with just a few clicks.

iOS apps – that work on Apple devices like iPhones and iPads

Android apps – that work on Samsung, Google, HTC, and many other devices

Mobile websites (HTML5) – that work on almost any device with a mobile browser

(I’m embarrassed to ask, but what’s an “app?”)

Once upon a time, a mobile phone just made calls.  Now, only the most basic mobile phones are call-only. Instead, modern smartphones are powerful mini-computers that can run applications, or ‘apps’.

More specifically, apps are those little square pictures you see when you turn on the average smartphone. Examples include Angry Birds (a game), Youversion (a Bible app), Gmail (for checking e-mail), Pandora (for streaming music), and WatchESPN (for watching sports). Basically, apps are what make smartphones ‘smart’.

When your ministry puts out an app, your members and loyal visitors can download it to their smartphones, and interact with your ministry on the go. They can perform whatever functions you choose, from simple things, like looking up your phone number, location, or upcoming events, to more complicated things, like submitting orders or sending messages to your ministry’s secretary.