A ministry notebook for your phone

Remember every door
you knock on.

Householder keeps your return visits, notes, and follow-ups in one private place, so each visit picks up where the last one left off.

Launching soon · Free · A welcome, the launch email, and at most one reminder

The Home screen: today's visits, a gentle nudge about Maria, and the people Anna is returning to
Gentle nudge
Visited Frank 9 days ago, nothing scheduled. Book a return visit?

Made for the walk between houses.

Three steps: add the householder, schedule the visit, keep the notes and tasks that follow. It's all there the next time you're in the neighborhood.

1Create a householder

Add someone in seconds

A name and a street is enough to start. Add the rest on the fly — last name, age, phone — and edit any detail later.

The new householder form, with a name and street filled in and optional fields waiting below
2Schedule a visit

Set a date and a goal

Pick a date and time in two taps, note what you hope to cover, then record how it went — home, not home, or a conversation worth returning to.

A visit to Maria Alvarez, waiting for its outcome to be recorded
3Capture notes & tasks

Write it down, check it off

Add a note or a task from anywhere, attach it to the household or the visit, and edit or complete it with one tap when it's done.

The new task sheet raised over the Tasks list
The map

See who's just around the corner.

Every householder sits on a map of your territory. Finished early, or standing on a street you rarely reach? Householder shows who is nearby, their status at a glance, and when you last called.

  • Every householder pinned, colored by status
  • Filter to return visits, Bible studies, or the calls you've left longest
  • Tap a pin for the last visit, then log the next
The Map, with Maria Alvarez's pin selected and her card raised
Privacy first

These conversations belong to you alone.

Every name, address, and note is encrypted before it is stored, under a key that belongs to your account alone. Nothing you write about a householder is used for analytics, shared with other publishers, or sold.

Read the full privacy policy

Encrypted at rest

Names, addresses, visits and notes are encrypted on our servers with a key that is yours alone.

Never in analytics

Usage data is off unless you turn it on, and even then it carries no names, addresses or notes.

Works offline

Log a visit with no signal. It syncs when you're back online.

Yours to erase

Delete your account from Settings and every record goes with it.

The Agenda in week view: Thursday selected, with the week's visits and studies listed below
Follow-up due
Visited David 8 days ago, nothing scheduled.
Going dormant
Sofia: 3 visits in a row, no one home.
Agenda & reminders

Always know what's coming up next.

See your visits as a day, a week, a month, a simple list, or a full calendar — whichever way you think. Scheduling a return visit takes two taps, and Householder keeps the whole week in order for you.

It also watches for gaps. When a visit has had no follow-up for a week, or three calls in a row found no one home, a nudge appears on your Home screen.

Day · week · month
List or calendar view
Follow-up nudges
Dormant calls, due follow-ups
A Bible study screen for James Whitfield: lessons, milestones and the next session
Status
Return visit → Bible study, lesson 7
Bible studiesComing soon

From the first call to the day of baptism.

Move a householder from a first conversation to a return visit to an active Bible study, and keep every lesson, question, and sign of progress in one place.

  • Track each study — lesson, chapter, and next step
  • Set a status on any householder as things progress
  • Note what was discussed, and what to cover next time
  • Keep tasks for milestones — their first day in the ministry, training, and beyond

Made for every publisher, at every age.

Type scales up without breaking the layout, buttons are big enough to press with gloves on, and nothing important hides behind a gesture you have to be told about.

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Be first through the door.

Join the waitlist and we'll write when Householder is ready to download: a welcome, the launch email, and at most one reminder. Free and private.