Christian Productivity Apps | Time Management Tools

Nucleus Launcher

Nucleus, LLC

Monetized/For‑Profit

Nucleus Launcher is a web plugin designed to add a customizable launcher icon to church websites, providing quick access to features such as group sign-ups, giving, and event registration. The basic launcher is free to use, but advanced features are available through a subscription starting at $49/month. Users should also check for potential data portability or lock-in issues before relying on the free version.

Plucky Filter

Single Eye Software, LLC

Monetized/For‑Profit

Plucky Filter is a digital tool designed to help individuals exercise self-control online by enforcing intentional delays before allowing changes to its settings. By default, it blocks images and videos across websites, encouraging thoughtful decision-making. The filter is customizable, allowing users to define specific rules and schedules for internet access. Access to Plucky is available through a subscription model, with flexible plans and a free trial to explore the features.

Atoms.

Atomic Development, Inc.

Monetized/For‑Profit

Atoms is a habit-building app inspired by James Clear’s best-selling book Atomic Habits. It guides users through identity-based habit formation using bite-sized lessons, smart reminders, and visual progress tracking. The app is free to download, but advanced features—such as detailed analytics, personalized coaching, and daily mindset lessons—are gated behind a subscription.

clearspace

Monetized/For‑Profit

Eliminate digital distraction. See an instant change in your phone habits today.

Holy Reads

Holy Reads OU

Monetized/For‑Profit

Holy Reads is a commercial app delivering summaries of bestselling Christian books in under 20 minutes. With over 1,000 titles across roughly 23 categories, content is available in text, audio, and animated video formats. Full access is granted via a subscription plan.

Blinkist

Blinks Labs GmbH

Monetized/For‑Profit

Blinkist is a commercial app that condenses key insights from over 6,500 nonfiction books into short, 15-minute reads and audio summaries. Designed for busy users, it offers a streamlined way to consume popular titles across categories like leadership, psychology, and productivity.

faithly

Faithly, Inc.

Monetized/For‑Profit

Faithly is a ministry‑networking platform where pastors, staff, and lay leaders can connect, share resources, and collaborate. Think of it as a faith‑focused LinkedIn — but built around church life, encouragement, and practical ministry support. Free to join, with mobile access and community features designed to make ministry feel a little less lonely.

Notebird

Notebird, LLC

Monetized/For‑Profit

Notebird is a pastoral care application for churches, ministries, and nonprofits that centralizes visit notes, follow‑ups, and life‑event tracking so no one falls through the cracks. It stores conversation history, assigns tasks, tracks milestones like birthdays and anniversaries, and generates care reports to help teams stay organized, coordinated, and intentional in their care efforts. This is a paid, for‑profit tool that stores sensitive pastoral care data in a proprietary system. Churches should confirm their ability to export all records in a usable format and assess the risk of vendor lock‑in before adoption.

Lome

Lome, Inc.

Monetized/For‑Profit

Lome is a commercial platform for creating sign‑up sheets, shared calendars, and community boards. While it’s marketed toward churches, schools, and nonprofits, it operates as a for‑profit service — offering branded forms, event coordination tools, and integrations with apps like Zapier for a subscription fee.

Prazor

PRAZOR

Monetized/For‑Profit

PRAZOR is a Christian music streaming platform offering more than 267,000 songs from over 260 artists worldwide, curated specifically for faith-based audiences. Available on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV, it provides playlists, artist profiles, and the ability to create custom collections. Premium subscribers gain offline listening, unlimited skips, and ad‑free playback, with plans ranging from Free (ad‑supported) to $4.99/month Heroes, $9.99/month Premium Single, and $14.99/month Premium Family.

Jomo

JOMO (campus)

Monetized/For‑Profit

JOMO (campus) offers a digital wellness curriculum designed for faith-based schools, blending tech habits, identity formation, and whole-campus engagement. While the program aligns with Christian values and partners with organizations like the Society of Christian Schools in British Columbia, it operates as a commercial venture with growth plans and strategic partnerships. Led by Christina Crook, author of The Joy of Missing Out, JOMO equips students, staff, and families to foster intentional tech use—but access and implementation are positioned within a paid service model.

ShareContent

Monetized/For‑Profit

ShareContent provides field guides to speed up your work. From presentations and guides to workflows and job descriptions, these tools help churches and nonprofits accelerate their processes and avoid starting from scratch.

Cowntdown

Churchly, LLC (Cowntdown)

Monetized/For‑Profit

Cowntdown is a recurring livestream countdown widget for churches, owned and operated by Churchly, LLC. It supports multiple weekly service times, full design customization, and easy embedding on any church website. While marketed as a ministry tool, it runs on a for‑profit subscription model, positioning a simple countdown timer as a paid add‑on to boost livestream attendance.

RapidForms

RapidForms

Monetized/For‑Profit

RapidForms is an online form-building service aimed at churches and ministries, allowing them to create and embed registration forms, volunteer sign-ups, donation forms, and other custom data-collection tools without coding. The site's privacy policy shows that payments are processed through Stripe, but it does not disclose a registered company name, incorporation status, or headquarters location. That means the legal entity behind RapidForms remains unverified.

Social Bucket

Social Bucket

Monetized/For‑Profit

Social Bucket offers pre-made graphics, captions, and training for church social media teams. Their service provides monthly content packs, pre-written posts, and design assets for a subscription fee.

Christian Productivity Planner

Redeeming Productivity

Monetized/For‑Profit

The Christian Productivity Planner is a Notion‑based productivity system from Redeeming Productivity, designed to help believers “get organized for the glory of God.” It integrates task and project management with spiritual disciplines like prayer tracking, Bible‑reading plans, and habit formation. By combining goal‑setting, daily planning, and knowledge management in one Christ‑centered workspace, it aims to help Christians steward their time, energy, and resources in a way that keeps Christ at the center of life and work. While ministry‑oriented, it operates as a for‑profit product sold individually or as part of a paid membership.

Arete7

RnD Lab / Michał Jaremko

Monetized/For‑Profit

Arete7 is a personal spiritual coach app from RnD Lab, founded by Michał Jaremko. Rooted in Christian tradition, it guides users in adopting and sustaining spiritual practices — such as prayer rhythms, reflection, and habit tracking — while drawing on neurobiological insights to support soul growth. Acting as a digital assistant, calendar, and mini‑diary, it helps believers monitor their progress and the impact of these disciplines over time. While openly Christian in mission and content, it operates as a for‑profit product.

Daily Bible Reading Tracker

Joschua Glau

Monetized/For‑Profit

Daily Bible Reading Tracker is a free, minimalist app designed to help users build a peaceful, guilt-free habit of Scripture reading. It offers weekly progress views, home screen widgets for gentle reminders, and access to devotionals like Join the Journey. The app doesn’t track how much you read — it simply celebrates that you did.

Asaph

Three Times Good Pty Ltd

Monetized/For‑Profit

Asaph is an AI-powered assistant designed to help worship teams plan gospel-centered set lists, analyze song theology, and gather team feedback. It integrates with Planning Center and offers features like sentiment analysis, lyric theology scoring, and mobile collaboration. While innovative and ministry-focused, Asaph is operated for profit by a commercial entity. Churches should be aware that Planning Center itself is a proprietary platform, and long-term use may involve data lock-in or limited portability—especially for set lists, scheduling, and team data.

Faith Assistant

Gloo

Monetized/For‑Profit

Faith Assistant is an AI-powered chatbot platform designed to help churches and ministries engage their communities 24/7. It can answer spiritual questions, guide users through prayer, and reflect a ministry’s tone and theology—trained on sermons, websites, and event content. While the tool is values-aligned and marketed as a resource for “human flourishing,” it is developed and operated by Gloo, a for-profit company that monetizes faith-tech infrastructure through enterprise licensing, data services, and platform integrations. The assistant is free at entry level, but advanced features—like unlimited assistants, custom AI models, and analytics—are gated behind paid tiers. Ministries should be aware that Gloo’s broader ecosystem includes commercial partnerships and proprietary data strategies, making this a vendor-driven solution rather than a nonprofit ministry tool.

Playlister

Playlister, Inc.

Monetized/For‑Profit

Playlister is a cloud-based presentation platform built for churches to deliver curriculum and media content across classrooms and homes. It integrates directly with Orange curriculum, allowing ministries to create playlists, sync content to Apple TVs, and streamline volunteer prep. While marketed as a ministry tool, Playlister is developed and operated by a for-profit company and requires a paid subscription for full functionality. Even basic use of Playlister Screen demands an active Lite or Pro plan, and the platform is tightly coupled with proprietary curriculum ecosystems. Churches should be aware that this is a vendor-locked, monetized solution—not a nonprofit ministry resource.

Missio

Missio LLC

Non‑Profit

Missio is a private, invite-only platform designed to help missionaries and ministry workers share updates, raise support, and stay connected with partners—without the noise of traditional social media. It turns short, social-style posts into beautiful email newsletters, auto-generates landing pages, and integrates giving buttons linked to third-party platforms. Users can control how often subscribers receive updates, track engagement metrics, and post securely using features like end-to-end encryption, face blur, and invisible mode. While Missio is clearly built for people living on mission, there is no public record of nonprofit status or developer transparency. The platform is operated by Missio LLC, a private company with no disclosed funding model.

Second Breath

Second Breath Center

Non‑Profit

Second Breath is a spiritual practice app offering guided meditations, wisdom teachings, and embodiment exercises rooted in ancient Christian tradition and modern neuroscience. Users can access daily centering practices, thematic series on topics like stress and forgiveness, and tools for integrating heart, mind, and body. The app is designed to help users reconnect with God, themselves, and others through contemplative rhythms. While Christian in presentation, Second Breath welcomes users from all backgrounds and emphasizes transformation over dogma. The app includes free content, with premium features unlocked via monthly or annual subscriptions.

Zario

Zario AG

Monetized/For‑Profit

Zario is a commercial digital well-being app that uses AI, psychology, and gamification to help users cut down on unwanted screen time and reclaim focus. It offers interactive challenges, progress tracking, and a “digital wellbeing score” to encourage healthier habits. While the mission emphasizes balance and productivity, Zario operates as a private, profit-modeled startup rather than a nonprofit ministry initiative.

Aro Screen Time Solution

Aro (Reclaimwell, Inc.)

Monetized/For‑Profit

Aro is a commercial screen time solution designed for families, combining a physical phone “Aro Box” with a habit-forming app (Reclaimwell by Aro). Instead of blocking or limiting devices, it encourages users to physically put their phones away, gamifying intentional time offline and tracking progress. Marketed as a parent-first approach to digital well-being, Aro helps families reclaim time for connection, focus, and presence. While its mission emphasizes healthier tech habits, it operates as a profit-modeled startup rather than a nonprofit ministry.

Tapos

TAPOS

Monetized/For‑Profit

TAPOS is a commercial AI discipleship platform marketed to churches as a way to "amplify discipleship at your fingertips." It positions itself as a faith-aligned alternative to generic AI tools, allowing pastors and leaders to upload sermons and curate "trusted sources" so that AI-generated study guides, devotionals, and small group materials stay within their theological framework. The platform automates sermon repurposing, content distribution, and resource creation, promising to extend discipleship beyond Sunday services. While TAPOS emphasizes biblical alignment and ministry empowerment, it is not a nonprofit ministry initiative. It operates as a for-profit SaaS product, with a scaled pricing model based on church usage.

Scribe Scripture

Faith.Tools Solutions, LLC

Monetized/For‑Profit

Scribe Scripture is a minimalist Scripture memory app that invites users to type one chapter of Proverbs per day. Each verse is revealed only after the previous one is typed correctly, encouraging slow, meditative engagement. The interface is distraction-free and designed for daily rhythm. While the app is currently free to use, it’s part of a growing suite of tools from Faith.Tools Solutions, LLC, including Freedom Stack and other developer infrastructure. The monetization strategy appears indirect—positioning the company as a faith-tech builder offering free tools now, with potential paid services, developer consulting, or platform integrations later.

Two Ten Creatives

Two Ten Creatives

Monetized/For‑Profit

Two Ten Creatives is a for-profit church web design company that builds and manages websites for congregations. Their services include custom Webflow-based designs, SEO optimization, sermon libraries, small group and event management, and ongoing updates. Pricing is structured around monthly subscriptions (starting at $250/month) or lump-sum builds with hosting fees. While their messaging emphasizes ministry partnership, the business model is commercial — churches are essentially entering into a vendor relationship. Stewardship note: Churches should be aware that if they cancel their plan, the site is unpublished (unless they’ve paid the lump-sum option). This creates a form of vendor lock-in, meaning long-term stewardship of a church’s digital presence is tied to the company’s ongoing services and pricing.

Faith Copilot

FaithCopilot.com

Monetized/For‑Profit

Faith Copilot is a community-driven initiative that seeks to align artificial intelligence with Christian values. The platform provides a "Christian-enhanced AI" designed to answer questions according to Scripture, reduce bias against Christianity, and connect biblical concepts across the Bible. It emphasizes transparency, safety guardrails, and open collaboration with theologians, technologists, and believers. While clearly mission-oriented, there is no verified nonprofit registration or corporate structure available.

Sabbath Space

Maker Studios LLC (created by Eric Vargas)

Monetized/For‑Profit

Sabbath Space is a mobile app designed to help believers reclaim rest by blocking distracting apps and encouraging intentional Sabbath rhythms. Created by Eric Vargas and developed under Maker Studios LLC, it offers subscription-based access to features that limit phone use, reduce screen time, and foster focus on God, family, and community.

Born Again

ACTS Developer (Tabernacle of Joy, Singapore)

Non‑Profit

Born Again is a free Apostolic resource app created by Tabernacle of Joy in Singapore. Designed to help seekers and believers understand what it means to be “born again” as taught in John 3:5, the app offers beautifully illustrated presentations, videos, and FAQs on repentance, baptism, and receiving the Holy Spirit. As a ministry-driven, nonprofit initiative, it uses tech for Jesus to make the gospel clear, accessible, and engaging for anyone exploring the New Birth.

Lumen

Lumen

Monetized/For‑Profit

Lumen is a Bible reading and study app designed to help Christians engage deeply with Scripture. It offers a clean interface, toggled themes, and verse-by-verse navigation using the ESV translation. The app emphasizes clarity and accessibility, allowing users to read, reflect, and explore the Bible without distraction. While clearly Christian-oriented, Lumen operates as a commercial product.

Fext

Fext (by Pericarp / Gonenc Mete)

Monetized/For‑Profit

Fext is a mobile messaging app that lets users send individual text messages to multiple contacts at once—without creating a group chat. It’s designed for quick, personalized outreach, making it useful for small businesses, ministries, and community leaders who want to broadcast updates while keeping replies private. The app is operated as a commercial startup, not a nonprofit resource.

Limit

Limit

Monetized/For‑Profit

Limit is a digital wellness and accountability tool designed to block harmful or addictive content at the phone level. Unlike standard parental controls, it emphasizes “the blocker that can’t just be switched off”. Features include curated block lists (social media feeds, pornography, gambling), family PIN protections, and self‑imposed delays for individuals. It’s positioned for both families and individuals seeking to reclaim attention and resist compulsive use. While mission‑aligned in its focus on healthier digital habits, Limit operates as a commercial product.