Sunday makes more than you keep.
Every week your church produces photos, a message, and a morning full of moments worth publishing. By Tuesday most of it is buried. Sunday Cascade picks up what you already made and hands it back finished.
Our first product, Photodrop, is live now: it gathers Sunday photos from every volunteer's phone and delivers a finished gallery the same afternoon.
Built inside Church Unlimited by a team that needed these tools first.
The morning ends. The work starts.
Nobody plans for this. It just lands on somebody every Monday, and it is bigger than it looks.
The photos live on eleven phones
A few get texted to the group chat. The rest sit in camera rolls until the phone fills up.
The message becomes a video nobody searches
Forty minutes of your best teaching, posted once, indexed by nothing, gone by Wednesday.
Monday belongs to one person
Sorting, editing, captioning, posting. A full day of work disguised as a handful of small favors.
When that person is out, nothing posts
Every church has a single point of failure in its communication. Usually it is a volunteer with a day job.
You already did the hard part.
You gathered people, you preached, you played, you prayed. Everything worth publishing this week already happened. It does not need to be created. It needs to be picked up.
1. Sunday produces
A single morning generates more publishable material than most churches make in the rest of the week combined.
2. We harvest it
In the background, the same afternoon. Nobody uploads a folder, tags a file, or logs into anything.
3. It comes back finished
Not raw material to process. A gallery to send, posts to approve, a page to publish. One look, then it is done.
Your team does nothing new.
Church software does not fail on features. It fails on adoption. Everything we build has to survive a volunteer who has never heard of it, on a Sunday morning, with no training and no patience.
One product is live today.
We would rather ship one thing that works every single Sunday than announce four things that mostly work.
Sunday photos, gathered and finished.
Your volunteers scan one code and shoot all morning. Everything lands in one place, no matter whose phone it came from. We cull it, edit it, and send back a finished gallery the same afternoon.
Next in the cascade
Sunday to Monday
The message you preached becomes the week's posts, captions and recap email.
Building
Every Word
Years of teaching turned into real pages people can search and find.
Building
Built for the church in the middle.
Past a few thousand people you have a communications staff and a budget line to match. We build for everybody below that: one comms person, or a volunteer who does it after work, or nobody at all, and a Sunday that produces far more than one person can get through by Monday night.
- ✓Roughly 200 to 1,000 on a Sunday. If you are close to that on either side, you are close enough.
- ✓One comms person, part-time, or none. If the answer to "who posts?" is a name and not a department, this is for you.
- ✓Volunteers with phones. You do not need a photographer or an editor. You need what your people already carry.
- ✓A pastor who preaches most weeks. Consistent Sundays are what make this compound.
- —Not for you if you already run a creative team with a content calendar and a dedicated editor. You have this covered.
Start with the photos.
Photodrop is live and running every Sunday. Thirty days free. If it has not earned its place by then, cancel and pay nothing.
Try Photodrop freeNot ready? We will tell you when the rest of the cascade opens up.
Got it. One email when something new is actually working.