No pastor wants to be good at software.

We just want software that can help us without getting in the way.

And I think the tech world is at a place where anyone can build software, but not everyone should. Keeping it running isn’t simple. Things go wrong. I know. I’ve lived it.

But if writing and maintaining software is getting easier and cheaper, that also means the cost of getting the software we need to help us should come down too.

(but there's no guarantee any of the current software solutions will ever lower their prices)

I can build software that helps pastors and reduces software spend which increases funds for local ministry.

AI has changed the game. A small team is now actually an asset. Other companies who have tackled the full church management system software solutions have hundreds of employees.

It’s just me here.

For now.

So I decided to do this different than anything I’ve ever done. You can watch a video below of what I’ve been cooking on.

I haven’t been the best communicator. I’ve been overwhelmed and buried my head in the sand more than once. Most of that is because I never figured out a way to make this my main project.

Side projects get back burners. Nothing malicious, but life happens and something has to give. So, out of survival, I've neglected working on MinHub. But I'm beginning to believe that can change.

The truth is, if this works, and it helps even a small amount of churches while saving you and your ministries money, I could go full time on this and hire a small team. We could build the absolute best software in the world to help pastors eliminate admin frustrations with uncomplicated software.