HolyJot

AI-powered Bible journaling & church management. Free.

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AI-powered Bible journaling & church management. Free.

2 followers

HolyJot is the only platform combining AI-powered Bible journaling with full church management for believers and small churches. For individuals: AI Bible study, prayer journal, daily Bible reading plans, and private faith journaling. For churches: member management, discipleship tracking, small groups, church giving, and AI congregation tools. The Planning Center alternative built for churches that got priced out. Free to start — no credit card required.

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Matt, co-founder of HolyJot. I built this because I watched churches lose members to quiet drift and believers struggle to stay consistent in their faith — and realized the tools available were either too expensive, too generic, or completely disconnected from actual discipleship. HolyJot is the first platform that combines AI-powered Bible journaling for individuals with full church management for congregations. We launched today and we're free to start. Would love your feedback — especially from anyone in ministry or faith tech. What would make this more useful for your church or personal faith practice?

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Why I built HolyJot — and why I think church tech has been solving the wrong problem

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I'm Matt, co-founder of HolyJot. We're launching tomorrow and I wanted to share the story behind why we built this.

I've spent 15 years building SaaS. My last company was VerticalRent property management software I grew to 100,000+ landlords before a successful exit. I know what it looks like when an industry gets priced out of good tools.

That's exactly what's happening in church technology.

Planning Center, Pushpay, Breeze these are good products. But they were built to manage church administration. None of them were built to actually help churches disciple their people. And none of them have touched AI.

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