Church technology. Connected.

From Sanctuary
to Everyone.

MinistryMesh helps churches diagnose, fix, stream, create, reach, and grow — all through one intelligent platform.

Remote-FirstChurch-FocusedHuman-ReviewedFounding Pilot
One ecosystem · product stages shown transparently
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MinistryMesh Remote$149 health check · pilot
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MinistryMesh StreamAuthorized media · roadmap
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MinistryMesh BeamBoxChurch-side appliance · design concept
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MinistryMesh TV & AppsRoku, Android, Apple prototypes · beta
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MinistryMesh StudioContent workflow · roadmap
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MinistryMesh ReachGrowth & connection · staged beta
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MinistryMesh Church AIAssisted intelligence · staged
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MinistryMesh StreamDeskWindows desktop shell · prototype
MINISTRYMESH ECOSYSTEM OFFERING

Meet MinistryMesh Reach.

MinistryMesh Reach brings church growth, outreach, visitor acquisition, Plan-a-Visit, follow-up, and connection together inside MinistryMesh. The historical ChurchReach AI work is being incorporated here as capabilities of the MinistryMesh ecosystem—not operated as a separate platform.

Church teams can prepare local outreach and visitor journeys in one connected workspace. Advertising integrations and AI-managed actions remain staged until the relevant church accounts, permissions, budgets, and approvals are configured.

MINISTRYMESH REACH

From community attention to real connection.

  • Local growth planning and campaign preparation
  • Church-approved visitor information and Plan-a-Visit journeys
  • Consent-based visitor records and follow-up workflows
  • Measured outcomes with clear data boundaries
Open MinistryMesh Reach →
MINISTRYMESH STREAM · DEVICES · APPS

One ecosystem across screens.

Existing MinistryMesh code includes Roku, Android TV/Google TV and mobile, Apple TV/tvOS and iPhone/iPad client shells, plus an Electron StreamDesk desktop shell intended for Windows packaging. Each connects through MinistryMesh Stream when an authorized service is configured.

These are prototypes, not released store apps. Production playback, signed installers, platform approvals, and physical-device validation are still required. Samsung Tizen and LG webOS are future work; client implementations were not found in the current code audit.

MINISTRYMESH BEAMBOX · SFF PC PROOF OF CONCEPT

A compact PC adds a destination.

BeamBox is designed around an off-the-shelf small-form-factor Linux PC for the first prototype—not a custom-manufactured box.

  • Camera or switcher HDMI → USB capture → small-form-factor PC → authorized Stream service → TV, web, and mobile playback
  • An Intel N100-class mini PC and FFmpeg with Quick Sync are prior design candidates; final compatibility still needs testing
  • Wired Ethernet, secure pairing, health monitoring, automatic recovery, and local recording are part of the proof-of-concept requirements
  • Existing church outputs remain intact. Final components, bill of materials, and safe installation still require verification
MinistryMeshPrototype · no live church data
DashboardStreamingDevicesSupportContentGrowthVisitorsAnalyticsTraining
System dataNot connected
Stream statusUnverified
Device supportUnverified
Pilot service$149 review

Your Church

  • Watch Live
  • Sermons
  • Events
  • Give
  • Plan Your Visit
▲ MinistryMesh BeamBox · concept
Built for churches of every size

Connected tools.
Clear Ministry Workflows.

MinistryMesh is designed to connect practical church workflows over time. The founding pilot currently accepts requests for a remote review of one service and the church’s existing AV and streaming setup.

Explore MinistryMesh Remote →
Better servicesClearer audio & video
Less stressReliable technology
More reachIn-person + online
Greater impactMore lives touched
AVAILABLE NOW · FOUNDING PILOT

Start with the church technology you already have.

The current founding-pilot offer is a remote review of a recent service, submitted equipment details and the church’s main technical issue. The request is qualified and confirmed manually; online checkout is not enabled.

See the Health Check →
MINISTRYMESH REMOTE
$149 founding pilot
  • One recent livestream or service reviewed
  • Audio, camera, streaming and workflow analysis
  • Prioritized findings and recommended corrections
  • Remote-vs-onsite recommendation
  • Written next-step summary
Get Started →