Liturgos
Worship planning for NAPARC (North American Presbyterian and Reformed Council) churches, built from a shared set of reusable liturgy elements — so bulletins, slides and years of history fall out of the same data.
In development
Liturgos is worship-planning software for NAPARC (North American Presbyterian and Reformed Council) churches, built around one idea: a shared set of reusable liturgy elements that a service is assembled from, rather than a fresh document written each week.
Because the elements are structured data rather than prose in a file, everything downstream — bulletins, slides, and a searchable history of what's been used and when — falls out of the same source instead of being retyped for each format.
It retrieves, remembers, and formats. It never writes worship content — the judgment about what a service should say stays with the people planning it.
It is in development. The site linked above carries whatever is public today.