Hale: stay in touch, keep them whole

Stay in touch. Keep them whole.

Hale shows your church who needs you this week.

Then it makes the next step easy. Hale is where a church keeps up with its people: who visited, who's gone quiet, who needs a call.

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See Hale at work

Real screens from a demo church. Everyone in it is made up.

Read the transcript

Monday morning

A guest came on Sunday. By Monday, their name is at the top of your day.

Hale isn't a filing cabinet. It reads your church's week and brings you the people who need someone today, with their names and faces first and the numbers after.

Monday The day after Sunday. Welcome the guests and look for the ones who were missed.

How the church is doing

2 of 3 first-time guests from Sunday have heard from someone.

One is still waiting.

See the 1 still waiting
An illustration, with made-up people and Hale's own words. Real screens are on the way.

What Hale is for

A guest goes home, and nobody calls.

By Monday morning, their name is at the top of your day, and Hale keeps track of whether someone has reached them.

Someone drifts away, and nobody notices.

Hale sees the pattern before a person would, and puts them on your list while it's still an easy call.

A need gets passed along, and gets lost.

Every care need has a clock, and everyone can see where it is and whose it is.

It opens on your week

Everyone sees the same people, through their own eyes. Pick who you are.

Testing Hale?

Thank you. Everyone in the demo is made up, and messages only pretend to send. Nothing leaves your computer.