Church website, built and hosted
A site for your congregation: service times, who you are, how to find you. Hosted by us or on your own machines. It updates itself, so it does not rot.
For churches, ministries and organisations
Tell us what you have. Send us your website — or tell us you have none — and we will look at what is there, what is missing, and what it would take to put it right. You get a straight answer from a person, not a quote generator.
All of it is running in production today, carrying our own products. Take the whole thing or one piece of it.
A site for your congregation: service times, who you are, how to find you. Hosted by us or on your own machines. It updates itself, so it does not rot.
Mail sent from a domain without SPF, DKIM and DMARC records gets filed as spam by Gmail and Outlook, and nobody sees it. We set those records, run the sending, and watch the bounces.
Drafts, scheduling and images, in the same design as the rest of your site. No developer in the loop.
Write the talk once. It comes out as a web page, a PDF, an EPUB and a print-ready booklet from that single source.
Talk to an AI assistant while you drive. It comes back as an edited chapter in your book, not a pile of notes.
Ask Darash on Telegram what a word is in the Hebrew or the Greek. You get Strong's numbers and verse references you can check. It quotes the text; it does not invent it.
One sign-in for your congregation. Some pages for members, some for everyone, and you decide which is which.
Sell your own titles, mugs, tickets, whatever you make. Stock, orders and delivery are handled.
Card payments through Stripe, with receipts and invoices sent automatically. A Norwegian company doing the paperwork.
Send a study guide or an audiobook to the people who should have it. Links are issued per person and can be revoked.
Up to 25 EPUB Bible editions in dozens of languages, chosen by you. No account, no cost. That one is simply free.
Press-ready interior and cover, EPUB and PDF, and an ISBN from our own 978-82 block. We are a registered Norwegian publisher.
Define a term once. It stays consistent across every book, study and page you publish.
Pick the translation, the books and the trim size. You get a print-ready PDF and an EPUB. Useful for a preaching series.
A backup nobody has ever restored is a guess. Ours run on a schedule, and we restore from them to check they come back.
Plain counts of pages and visitors. Nobody is followed around the internet.
It reads your site and answers from it. A late-night question gets a real answer instead of a contact form.
The things only one volunteer knows, written down where the next one will find them.
Who is on this Sunday, and the emails that go with it — sent without anyone having to remember.
Keep your contact list in order and send to it properly, with consent and unsubscribe handled the way the law expects.
Every service we run speaks MCP, so an AI assistant can do the work with us — draft the newsletter, check the backups, publish the sermon. It is how we run our own estate, and you get the same.
A talk on video or audio comes back as a transcript you can edit, publish or translate.
We get your book into Apple Books under your own account, so Apple pays you directly.
Not on the list? Ask anyway — most of what we build started as someone asking.
No. Every arrangement is scoped and quoted. We look at what you already have, agree what is actually needed, and quote that. There is no plan to pick and no per-seat tier.
No. If what you have works, we leave it alone and fix what does not — often that is the mail records or the backups rather than the site itself. If rebuilding is genuinely the cheaper answer, we will say so, and say why.
You do, throughout. The words, the images and the domain stay yours. If you ever leave, we hand over what we hold and help you move it — nothing is locked to us.
No, and small congregations are much of the point. A church with no staff and one willing volunteer is exactly who loses a Sunday to a mailing list that silently stopped working.
That is the normal case. Send the form with your website address and say so. We will look and tell you what we found — including the parts that are fine and need nothing from us.
It depends on what you already have, and we will not pretend otherwise. We give you a realistic shape once we have looked. An honest answer late beats a comfortable one now.
A small Norwegian company in Oslo, working alongside AI agents over MCP — the same way we run our own estate. You deal with a person, not a ticket queue.
No. We do not run a press and we do not post parcels. What we give you is a print-ready PDF — correct trim size, margins and bleed — that any print shop or print-on-demand service will accept. Tringine builds those for Bibles, and Junifye builds them for your own titles.
Use Tringine. Pick the translation, the scope — whole Bible, New Testament, or the single book you are preaching through — and a trim size. You get a print-ready PDF plus light and dark reading PDFs and an EPUB 3. Tringine is newer than the rest of the estate and still in beta, and it is priced accordingly; the current terms are on its own site.
Yes. Everything we run can be hosted by us or installed on your own machines, and it self-updates either way — nobody has to log in to deploy it.
No. Publifye AS is a Norwegian company in Oslo and much of our work is Norwegian, but we work with churches, ministries and organisations anywhere. The software and this site are in English.
A person reads it. We look at your site, your mail records and whatever you already have, then come back with what we found and what it would take to put it right.
We run all of this in production for ourselves already — single sign-on, accounts, mail, logging, analytics, backups. Nothing here is a prototype.
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