Software made by people who serve on Sundays.

Where it started

Sunday Stack began inside the production team at Southern Hills Church in Las Vegas. New volunteers were learning camera, slides and lighting from group texts and whoever happened to be free, and nobody could say for sure who was ready. The first version was a simple way to give every new volunteer the same clear path. That app is now called Train.

The same problem showed up on staff. Responsibilities lived in meetings, spreadsheets and people’s heads, and too much depended on someone remembering. Workspace came out of that, as one place for a church’s operational work.

What we care about

Plain language. Every screen should make sense to someone on their first day, whether they’re a pastor or a new volunteer.

Calm, focused design. Church work is already full of noise. Our apps show what matters now and keep the rest out of the way.

Respect for people. We build tools for the work, not for watching people. Workspace never tracks who’s online or ranks staff, and each church’s data stays its own.

Built for real Sundays. Both apps are shaped by a church team that uses them, and that’s where most of our ideas come from.