Sunday school

One lesson, prepared once. Four screens that follow.

The teacher assembles a lesson from blocks - text, Bible passage, video, PDF, quiz. The child reads it on a tablet, attendance is taken at the door, and the parent receives a consent request. Nothing to copy anywhere.

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The lesson's blocks
Student appon tablet or phone
My lesson
The prodigal son
Check-inby QR, no account
12 present
Parentconsent requested
Request sent to Sarah's mother
Awaiting her answer

The five blocks above are types the product really supports, and every screen shown is shipped. A demo that runs ahead of the product is paid for on the first Sunday.

Prepare

A lesson is assembled, not written out.

A block of text, a Bible passage, a video, a printable PDF, a quiz: the teacher stacks what they need and publishes. Whatever a block is missing is flagged to them before any child sees it.

Nine block types
Text, document, verse, prophet passage, image, PDF, video, audio, Bible. What is offered is what shows - a guard checks it at every release.
The Bible and the Message beside you
Quote a passage without leaving the preparation screen. Message churches also find the 1,222 sermons there, to read and search.
A quiz you try first
The teacher plays their own questions with the real settings, shuffling included. Nothing is recorded: no score, no ranking.
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Care

Children, therefore care.

A Sunday school handles children's data. The module takes that seriously where it counts: consent, attendance, and what parents see.

Consent is asked for
A checkbox cannot testify on a parent's behalf. The request is sent, and consent is only recorded once the parent answers. Withdrawal is possible, with a reason, and logged.
Attendance in thirty seconds
A QR code at the door whose token rotates so it cannot be reused. A forgotten Sunday is caught up by hand, on its own date.
Two parents, not one
Shared custody, a second email, a second consent: the module treats both holders of parental authority as equals.

What we do, and what we will not do.

A product page that only says good things reads like a brochure. Here are both columns.

What the module does
  • Prepare and publish lessons in blocks, reusable from one year to the next
  • Give the child a space of their own, with their lessons, quizzes and points
  • Take attendance by QR or by hand, and catch up on its own date
  • Request, record and withdraw parental consent, with its trail
What it does not do
  • We do not replace the teacher: the app does not teach the class
  • No open conversation between children without an adult watching
  • No offline mode yet: a room with no signal is still an obstacle

Your Sunday school deserves better than a notebook.

Create your space in a few minutes. Lessons, attendance and consents all live in the same place.

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