App ownership · for the community lead

Your community deserves its own app.

“Our group lives in a chat app that can change the rules on us any day.”

The community lead: Holds a group together: a church, a club, a school group, a Discord, a parents' circle.

Rotas, dues, votes and sign-ups can run on an app your community owns.

It costs less than one group dinner, and nobody can take it away.

What you were told

Running people on borrowed platforms

What is actually possible

Giving them something that is theirs

The thing nobody tells you

Rotas, dues, votes and sign-ups can run on an app your community owns.

Most groups live on someone else's platform. The chat app decides who sees the message, the payment app decides the fee, and the spreadsheet lives in one person's account.

A community can own its tools. Dues and pots, giving that everyone can see is used well, events, votes and rotas can each run on an app with the group's name on it, deployed to a wallet the group controls.

Each app comes with an owner kit that explains how to run it, so it does not depend on one person staying.

How it works

4 steps, no guesswork

  1. Pick your kind of community: church, school, club or online group.
  2. Try the matching apps' demos with a few members.
  3. Own one for $100, deployed to your own or the group's wallet.
  4. Hand the owner kit to whoever runs it.

Our promise: A working community app owned by you or your group, delivered with an owner kit that explains how to run it.

The evidence

Every claim, labelled

Live is read from the site as you look. Fact is fixed, with its date. Estimate is ours, and says so.

  • Fact · 2026-11-12Hand-picked shelves exist for churches, schools, shops, cafes, creators and community groups.Source: lib/studio.ts NICHE_PICKS
  • LiveEvery app has a live demo.Source: /apps
  • Fact · 2026-11-12Every catalog app is $100 flat, held in escrow until delivery.Source: /how-it-works
Your first move

Start it here. Find it here later.

Fair questions

What you are probably wondering

Will people use it?

Try the demo with three members first. If they don't reach for it, don't buy it.

Can the group own it together?

Yes. Deploy it to a wallet the group controls, so it does not belong to any one person.

Not quite you?

Try a different door

The same idea, written for someone else. One of these might be you, or someone you know.

Your community deserves its own app.

Pick one for my group

Nothing on this page promises income. Where a number appears, its source is shown above.