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myChelper gives churches an app, a website, and mobile giving in one place — and it's operated by Faith Software, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, not sold by a startup chasing growth.
Most small churches end up stitching together a website builder, a texting app, a giving processor, and a handful of spreadsheets. myChelper puts a church's app, website, communication, and mobile giving under one login, so a small volunteer team can actually keep up with it.
myChelper is a registered trade name of Faith Software, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 42-3505436). There's no separate software company behind the product — the nonprofit and the platform are the same organization. You can read Faith Software's mission, governance, and financial transparency disclosures directly on its site.
Every church can start on myChelper's free plan today — a real app presence, website, and mobile giving, no credit card required. Optional paid plans exist only to fund that access and help reach more congregations; churches that choose one are covering operational costs so myChelper can stay free where it's needed most. Faith Software, Inc. does not distribute profits to individuals.
The free plan isn't a stripped-down trial — it's the same platform a paid church runs on, with a few features reserved for larger teams.
Church-wide announcements with push notifications, so members hear about changes without a group text chain.
Small groups, serving teams, and a prayer board members can post to and pray over, right alongside everything else.
A shared events calendar with recurring events and public listings for anyone browsing churches nearby.
Daily devotionals and reading plans with an in-app Bible reader, so Scripture engagement isn't a separate app.
One-tap and recurring giving with donations deposited directly to the church's own connected account, plus year-end statements.
A drag-and-drop church website with free hosting, so the app and the public site are never two separate projects.
Create a free church account, or read more about the nonprofit behind it first.