Roadmap

What’s live, and what’s on the way

TrinityOne is honest about where it is. Reading, church chat, groups, serving rotas, the calendar, teaching, stewards and your own relay are live today. Here’s what’s still being built — we’d rather show you the plan than overpromise.

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Coming soon

Give at the speed of Lightning

Tithes, missions and benevolence sent instantly over the Lightning Network with near-zero fees — given from a wallet you control, landing straight with the church. No card processor taking a cut, no middleman holding the money.

The giving flow is in build and being security-reviewed before it touches real money. It’s not in the pilot yet — the rest of TrinityOne works fully without it.
Coming soon

Keykeeper — keep your church key on a device of its own

Today a steward’s key lives on their everyday phone or laptop, encrypted behind a PIN — which protects against a lost or borrowed device. Keykeeper goes a step further: it holds the key on a separate signer (a small hardware device, or an isolated extension), so the everyday app only ever gets signatures, never the secret.

Honest take: for a small church the PIN lock already covers the everyday risks. Keykeeper is for when the stakes rise — real giving, larger congregations, or the security-conscious. A nice-to-have, not a day-one essential.

Modules & add-ons

TrinityOne's core — reading, church chat, groups, serving rotas, the calendar and teaching — is free forever. On top of that, a church switches on just the modules it needs. Most are free; a few are optional add-on services (the ones that cost real money to run — livestreaming, video calls) that help keep the project going. Never a paywall on fellowship. Most of these are still on the way — here's the honest slate.

Live

Giving records & statements

A treasurer's ledger — record giving, manage funds and donors, and (where your country offers one) build a giving-relief claim like UK Gift Aid. Encrypted to the church's own key.

In the pilot

Meal trains & practical care

Someone's unwell or has a new baby — open a need and the church fills the days: a meal Tuesday, a ride Thursday, errands Saturday.

Planned

Benevolence

Help the church give from its own fund to people in need — with a “coming alongside” flow of vouching and care, not just a transfer.

Planned

Youth quizzes & challenges

Stewards set quizzes on a passage or reading plan; youth groups take them. Study and recall — care-framed, never a leaderboard.

Planned

Church directory

A private, encrypted contact book for the congregation — shared only inside the church, never public, never federated.

Planned

Mentorship pairing

Older-walks-with-younger: a steward pairs two people for discipleship, with a private thread and gentle milestones.

Planned

Connect cards & forms

Digital welcome cards, sign-ups and surveys — responses encrypted to the church.

Planned

Prayer wall

A shared place to post and pray for one another's requests.

Add-on service

Per-country tax packs

Drop-in tax modules per country — UK Gift Aid first, more to follow — kept current as the rules change.

Add-on service

Livestream

Stream your Sunday service straight into members' apps, with a live watch-along.

Add-on service

Prayer & meeting calls

Audio and video rooms for prayer meetings and small groups.

Add-on service

Event ticketing

Sign-ups and payment for camps and conferences.

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