Take Sunday into Monday through Saturday.
Zoe helps your people carry this week's sermon into ordinary life by text. You get a clear picture of what's landing, and nobody's private thread.
No app for membersPatterns, not private threadsBuilt by pastors
Pastors rarely get to see where a good sermon goes.
Someone tries the prayer you suggested. Someone else gets stuck on one sentence. Another realizes they need to talk with someone from church.
Most of that happens quietly, and you can't personally follow up with everyone. Zoe helps the good work keep going during the week, then brings back only what you can responsibly use.
It doesn't replace your preaching, your small groups, or your care team. It gives them a Tuesday.
Built by a pastor.Tony Allen started Zoe because he got tired of watching faith stay in the pew on Sundays.
You preach.
Share your notes or the sermon audio. Zoe learns the big idea and the one practice you want people to carry into the week.
What Pastor Mike sees
Peace in the storm · Philippians 4:4–9
- Big idea
- Anxiety isn't a lack of faith. Bring it to God.
- Practice this week
- Each morning, name one worry in prayer.
Dana R. asked for a call
She chose to share: her name and “Tuesday afternoons are best.”
Nothing else from her conversation.
64 people in this week's rhythm
- What's landing
- The morning worry prayer. 41 people tried it at least twice.
- Worth clarifying
- Some people are hearing anxiety as weak faith. One sentence from the pulpit could help.
- Care requests
- 2 people asked for a call.
Never included: private messages, prayer lists, individual struggles.
Shared patterns, not private threads.
People need room to be honest. You need information you can actually use. Zoe keeps that line bright, so care never turns into surveillance.
What you see
- Themes across your churchWhat's resonating and what might need clarifying.
- Participation, in aggregateHow many people are in the rhythm and trying the practice.
- Requests people choose to send“I'd like a call.” With only what they decided to share.
What you never see
- Anyone's text threadNo transcripts, no search, no “view as member.”
- Prayer lists and confessionsWhat someone brings to God stays between them and God.
- Individual “growth scores”Zoe doesn't rank, grade, or flag your people.
Members can take their history with them or delete it anytime. Sharing is always their choice.
Shaped by your teaching. Never pretending to be you.
Zoe can learn from how your church talks about God and the life of faith, and stay inside the lines you draw.
Your sermons
Notes, outlines, or audio each week. Zoe carries the big idea and practice into people's days.
Your statement of faith
Your theological guardrails and distinctives. On debated questions, Zoe points people back to your church.
Your boundaries
What Zoe should and shouldn't say, and when it should always point someone to a real person on your team.
It's still AI, and we say so plainly. It can make mistakes. It's trained on your teaching, but it isn't you, doesn't speak with your authority, and never replaces real pastoral care.
Start small. Learn together.
Pilots start with a small group, not your whole congregation. We'll set it up with you and keep checking in.
- A conversation with our teamYour church, your goals, and whether Zoe fits.
- Set your guardrailsStatement of faith, boundaries, and your care team's contacts.
- Invite a small group10 to 30 people text Zoe to join. That's the whole setup for them.
- Weekly check-insWhat's working, what's awkward, and what's missing. We build it with you.Ongoing
Questions pastors ask us.
If yours isn't here, ask us directly. We're pastors too.
Can I read my members' messages?
No. Leaders don't get a searchable view of private conversations. You see shared patterns and any request a person chooses to send you.
Does Zoe speak for me?
No. Zoe can be shaped by your sermons and your church's theology, but it's AI and it says so. It never claims your authority or pretends to be you.
What theology does Zoe hold?
By default, broadly orthodox, C.S. Lewis-style “mere Christianity.” For your church, you set the statement of faith and guardrails. On debated questions, Zoe asks more than it teaches and points people back to you.
Is this going to replace small groups?
We hope it does the opposite. Zoe is built to point people toward real people: your small groups, your care team, and you. If attention lands on Zoe instead of Jesus and your church, we've failed.
How much work is it for our staff?
Sharing your sermon notes each week, plus reading a short Saturday brief. We handle setup with you during the pilot.
What happens in a crisis?
Zoe isn't a crisis service. When a conversation points to abuse, self-harm, or severe distress, it routes toward immediate human help and appropriate resources.
Help Sunday live in the rest of the week.
Start with a small group. We'll help your team shape the boundaries, invite people, and learn together.
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