Rooted
Teaching generosity without pressure
Money is the one subject a church can neither avoid nor afford to handle badly. On asking for it in a way that leaves people freer than it found them.
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Members, giving, check-in, groups, livestream and service planning under your church's name. One login, one record per person.
For church plants, growing congregations and established churches.
Membership, online giving, check-in, volunteer service planning, livestream, events and your member CRM — church software for small churches in one subscription, one login, one record per person, under your church's name.
Publish your own PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, Revolut and Wise links on one giving page. Harvest is never in the flow — no platform fee, nothing held.

Announcements, polls, photos and comments in a space that belongs to you — without a Facebook group deciding who sees your post.

Baptisms this Sunday — right after both services. Bring a towel and a friend.



Check-in and attendance tracking that lands in your CRM — visitors and members scan, enter a first name, and they are done. No app, no account.

Private channels and direct messages inside your app — coordination and pastoral care in the same place as everything else.

Build the service run sheet with your team — every item, how long it runs and who is doing it — then invite those people and see who has said yes.

Stream on YouTube, keep the congregation inside your app: prayer, chat, sermon notes and giving one tap away.

LIVE1,204 watchingTicket types, waitlists and group booking — event registration with a confirmation QR at the door.

Fall RetreatOct 18Register, check in or fill a form and a contact appears with the history attached. One person, one row — deduplicated by email, with every gift you record landing on it. Connect Gmail and email them without leaving the dashboard.

Giving in one tool, check-in in another, the rota in a spreadsheet and announcements in a group chat. Nobody sees the whole person, and every tool sends its own bill.
Build the order of service once. Harvest emails everyone on the rota with one link to accept or decline, flags double-bookings, and shows who still has not answered. (Service Planning ships on the Ministry plan.)
Durations become clock times
Double-bookings flagged
See who hasn't served lately
One link to accept or decline, plus a reminder
Your church goes home with them. The live service, Scripture, their group and your voice, one tap away.

It installs in seconds. No app store, no account to create.

Watch in your app, chat, follow the sermon notes and send a prayer straight to the pastor.

Eight translations, highlighting and one-tap sharing.

Every post lands with a push notification. No algorithm between you and them.

Channels for their group and a direct line to any leader, out of the group text.

They share a request in one line and see how many people prayed.
Online giving for churches with a 0% Harvest platform fee — church donation software that publishes your own PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, Revolut and Wise links. Campaigns and pledges included; Harvest takes no cut.
Publish your own PayPal, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, Revolut and Wise links on one giving page. Harvest is never in the flow — no platform fee, nothing held.
Giving software should not sit between the giver and the ministry. Most platforms sit between a ministry and the gift and take 2–5% of it, forever. Harvest does not sit there at all — a member taps the account your ministry already uses, and the money goes to it. There is nothing for us to route, nothing to hold and nothing to take a share of. You pay a flat subscription and nothing else.

Tithe and offering software your members already know how to use — share the page that carries every way your ministry takes a gift, as a link, a native share sheet, or a QR code big enough to read from the back row.
The offering is announced and nobody knows the link. One tap puts a QR on the screen at the front of the room — and the page behind it already lists every account your ministry actually uses.

Run a campaign with a goal, a cover image and a progress bar — on a public page that carries the accounts your ministry actually uses and opens without an account.
A campaign needs a figure everyone can see moving. The campaign page carries the total, the goal and the story behind it — and beneath them, the accounts your ministry already takes gifts through. What comes in you record against the total, so the number on the page is one you can stand behind rather than one a processor decided.

Building FundA pledge campaign takes the commitment now and follows it until it is met — a ledger of pledged against paid, donor by donor, with the status worked out from the numbers.
A ministry may need more than a progress bar — it may need commitments over time. A pledge campaign tracks exactly that, with a status derived from the numbers, never a stale manual field.

The plan, the team, the door and the stream, ready before anyone arrives.
Build the service run sheet with your team — every item, how long it runs and who is doing it — then invite those people and see who has said yes.
The run sheet stops being a document somebody emails round on Thursday. Timings add up on their own, so moving one item moves everything after it, and the person on the door finds out by email instead of by group chat.

Check-in and attendance tracking that lands in your CRM — visitors and members scan, enter a first name, and they are done. No app, no account.
The bar for a first-time visitor is “point your camera at this.” No app, no account, no line at a kiosk — and attendance quietly becomes data.

Stream on YouTube, keep the congregation inside your app: prayer, chat, sermon notes and giving one tap away.
Someone watching alone at home types a prayer request — and a real person at the pastor’s console marks it prayed. Lead with this, not the video player.

LIVE1,204 watchingTicket types, waitlists and group booking — event registration with a confirmation QR at the door.
A first-time visitor opens the event page on their phone, registers with no account and no app, and has a confirmation with a scannable code before they have put the phone down. On the day, somebody at the door scans it. Nothing else has to happen.

Fall RetreatOct 18A feed, a prayer wall and a place for every group, all in your app.
Announcements, polls, photos and comments in a space that belongs to you — without a Facebook group deciding who sees your post.
No algorithm decides who sees your announcement. You own the audience — every member, every post, every time.

Baptisms this Sunday — right after both services. Bring a towel and a friend.



Private channels and direct messages inside your app — coordination and pastoral care in the same place as everything else.
Pastoral conversations stay inside your ministry's own system — not a personal phone number, not a third-party app.

*Church includes channels and direct messages inside its one community; Ministry runs unlimited communities.
Post in one line, pray with one tap — and requests clear themselves after 30 days, by design.
The person who asked can see that 14 people prayed. That is the whole emotional payload — and the wall stays current, because everyone is told it clears in 30 days before they post.

Please pray for my mom's surgery on Thursday. Thank you, church.
Starting a new job Monday — praying for favour and courage.
Church membership software and CRM in the same record — one person, one row, and every admin sees only their piece.
Register, check in or fill a form and a contact appears with the history attached. One person, one row — deduplicated by email, with every gift you record landing on it. Connect Gmail and email them without leaving the dashboard.
A database can fill up with duplicate records. Harvest merges app members and manual contacts into one row on a stable link — so a person's giving history never scatters across three records.

*The CRM itself is on every plan, Forever Free included; how many people it holds is what scales — 500 on Forever Free, 500 on Church, 5,000 on Ministry.
Twenty-three granular permissions per admin, plus location- and region-scoped access — so the check-in lead never sees donation records, and the treasurer never sees prayer requests.
Ministries run on volunteers, and trust boundaries between them matter. The person running check-in doesn’t see giving; the location leader sees their location and posts to their city, and nothing else.

Build any form from nine field types, share a link or QR, and every response matches or creates a contact in your CRM — with a history, not just a row.
Google Forms gives you rows. This gives you people. Every connect card, volunteer signup and prayer card becomes a contact with a history — automatically, deduplicated by email.

Courses, the full Bible and sermon notes on their screen while you preach.
Paste a YouTube link and AI drafts the lesson, outline and quiz — you edit and publish. Finishers earn a verified certificate.
Paste a link to a teaching video you already recorded. AI watches it and hands you an editable lesson — title, summary, outline, quiz and a scripture reference. Nothing is auto-published; nothing is invented.

Eight translations, highlighting and one-tap sharing — so nobody ever has to leave your app to read scripture.
The whole point of a ministry app is that your people open it. Give them a reason to switch to another Bible app and you've lost them — so scripture lives right here.

15 that everyone who believes in Him may have eternal life.
16 For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that everyone who believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.
17 For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world…
Sermon prep and team docs — nested, autosaved, exportable — and one tap from your congregation's screen the moment you're preaching.
Mid-sermon, one button pushes your open outline to the livestream. Every viewer gets it beside the video under a Notes tab. End the stream and it clears itself.

*Docs and sermon notes are on Church and Ministry. Pushing notes to a live stream needs Ministry, because that is where livestream itself is.
Schedule Sunday's posts to Facebook, Instagram and Threads from the same app. Included on Ministry.
Social Scheduler →“I believe a church shouldn't have to pay hundreds of dollars every month across a stack of subscriptions just to run. Through Harvest, we're helping small and medium-sized churches get on with the mission God has given them.”
Matei Bumb, Founder, Harvest
Questions go to the team that builds Harvest. Send us a message and we'll help you set it up.
Gifts, campaigns and pledges, straight to your own accounts.
One feed, one prayer wall, one place for every group.
The plan, the team, the door and the stream.
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