Who came, who’s been missing, what’s next Tuesday, who asked for prayer. Living Room keeps the group’s book so the leader can spend the night with the people in the room.
Free for up to 10 groups. No card, no trial clock.
Every group has a Path: Planned, Met, Roll, Written up. The record always shows the one step that’s owed, as one button, so the leader never has to remember where they were.
The plan for the night is already there: the passage, the questions, whose turn for dessert. Ask Silas for a brief and he reads the plan, the guide on the shelf, last week’s write-up and the open prayer requests into a page you can read in the car.
On the laptop after, or on a phone from across the living room. Tap a name once for here, twice for “let us know”. Add a guest by name. Thirty seconds, and the record keeps score.
A paragraph, the way you’d text a co-leader. Silas proposes who came, the guest, the prayer request and next week’s passage. You check it and press Done. The write-up stays as the night’s own note.
Anyone who has missed a set number of meetings, a guest due a follow-up, a prayer request still open. One list across every group, and a red count on Home.
Write a series once, with a passage and questions for each week, and push it. Every group’s plan fills in with the dates.
Leader guides and handouts, filed by series and week. They show up in the plan card on the night, and Silas reads them for the brief.
Someone you met on Sunday. Log the call, then hand them to a group; they arrive with their history and a follow-up date.
A leader sees their group and nothing else. Staff see every group. The church sets how many missed meetings flag someone, and what it calls its groups.
Attendance for the last month as a PDF and a spreadsheet, for the elders’ meeting.
Up to 10 groups, every leader, every feature above except Silas.
Lifts the 10-group limit. Nothing else changes.
The brief and the write-up reading, for every group. Included in Everything together.