The maker side
Systems built from real work.
Software for worship planners, choirs, communicators, readers, and the people they serve—built close to the work, then refined in use.
Builder · Planner · Choral Prep · AVODAH · Relay
Current systems
From preparation to delivery.
Each system solves a different piece of the same problem: helping people prepare deeply, share simply, and serve personally.
CrossTalk Stage Tools
Builder
A complete worship-production workbench that turns service ideas, scripts, sermons, lyrics, and timing into materials a team can actually use.
- Drama Notes, Sermon, Service Flow, Lyric, and Countdown builders
- Before-service, in-service, and after-service timing with live projections
- People, ministry-team, responsibility, readiness, and collaboration controls
- PowerPoint, printable run sheet, mobile team page, QR, calendar, and sharing outputs
- Clear separation of audience text, stage directions, team notes, and private pastor notes
CrossTalk Planning Suite
Planner
A speed-first, phone-first planning environment that carries a ministry week from service design through rehearsal, team preparation, and delivery.
- Fast service plans, reusable templates, custom elements, assignments, and timing
- Searchable music library with audio, charts, PDFs, ChordPro, MIDI, and ProPresenter resources
- Rehearsal Prep, focused Rehearsal Run, and weekly Play All listening
- Private team run sheets, sanitized public snapshots, print folios, and presentation exports
- Repeatable Builder migration with conflict protection and durable record mapping
Choir Week · My Choir · Signals
Choral Prep Systems
A pastoral rehearsal and communication system that gives directors depth without making singers learn a complicated platform.
- Attendance-first rehearsal desk with a focused one-song-at-a-time rehearsal runner
- Working keys, primary recordings, PDFs, sectional tracks, notes, and readiness actions
- Durable, revocable My Choir links that work on a phone without a WordPress login
- Role-aware packets for pianists, section leaders, music librarians, and technical teams
- Private CrossTalk Signals alerts with schedulable calls and one-tap member responses
- Service handoffs, event singers, weekly launch, follow-through, and preparation history
CrossTalk Publishing
AVODAH
A free 52-week devotional journey into faithful work, worship, and life with God—delivered one Monday at a time.
- Fifty-two devotionals received sequentially from Week One through Week Fifty-Two
- A fresh devotional delivered by email every Monday
- Every unlocked week remains available to revisit
- Optional personal iMessage reminder with a private reading link
- Individual evergreen starts or shared cohort journeys
- Clear consent, delivery preferences, and unsubscribe controls
Private infrastructure · redacted view
Relay connects the conversation.
Relay is the private communications layer behind several CrossTalk projects. It helps the right message reach the right people through the right channel while keeping consent, personalization, and delivery history together.
- Unified contacts, audiences, lists, tags, and custom fields
- Campaign composition for email, iMessage, and voicemail
- Personalization previews and reusable message building
- Signup forms, devotional sequences, drawings, and fulfillment workflows
- Delivery reporting, response history, consent, and lifecycle follow-through
The preview is synthetic. Names, audience counts, messages, delivery details, account connections, and credentials have been removed.
Good morning.
Private workspace
Live state hidden
The wider bench
Small systems, shared ecosystem.
The work also includes focused tools that connect planning, people, resources, care, and live production.
Presentation timing
Slide timing, PDF page turns, MIDI sync, and performance-pack workflows.
Music resources
Canonical songs, arrangements, recordings, charts, and service-ready assets.
People & preparation
Role-aware views, personal messages, schedules, assignments, and follow-through.
Durable doorways
Stable, revocable links that carry people into the exact experience they need.
Pastoral workflow
Private requests, careful visibility, response, and appropriate follow-up.
Formation between gatherings
Guided listening, reflection, and preparation built around the coming service.