Strategy · Design · Engineering

Technology for Catholic institutions.

Technology in service of the mission, not the other way around.

For dioceses, parishes, religious orders and congregations, associations, schools, charities and Catholic media initiatives. Work starts with the real routines of the parish office, ministries and communications, and with the people who will run the tools every day.

Where the work can help

Members, donations and administration

Member and donor records, contributions and donations, and office routines in one place. Payment integrations are assessed case by case.

Events, calendar and sacraments

Event and retreat registration, celebration schedules and organized sacrament requests, with outstanding items tracked by the responsible team.

Communication and content

Institutional websites, apps with daily content and channels to reach the faithful, with an admin panel so the team can publish without engineering help. Personal and sensitive data, including religious affiliation, is handled with deliberate access controls and attention to privacy law (LGPD).

Experience behind the approach

There is real work in this context: the Comunidade Católica Exaltai platform (web, iOS/Android app and API, serving daily content to the community), built as lead engineer with over 220 commits, and the institutional site and news admin for AAPI-SJ, a Catholic charity. Both were volunteer work and are in the portfolio.

Explore projects

From discovery to delivery

We start with your problem, existing systems and expected outcome. Discovery informs a proposal with scope, dependencies and acceptance criteria. Delivery proceeds in reviewable stages, with workflow validation and preparation for ongoing operations.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of institutions do you work with?

Dioceses, parishes, religious orders and congregations, communities, associations, schools, charities and Catholic media or app projects. Size varies: discovery sets a scope that fits each institution's structure and budget.

Is there an alternative to a regular contract?

For Catholic institutions, a partnership without a fee is possible as an alternative to a regular contract. Each case is evaluated individually, considering scope, infrastructure costs and availability.

How is the data of the faithful handled?

We map which data is actually needed, who can access it, how long it is kept and which systems it is shared with. Religious affiliation is sensitive data under Brazil's LGPD and gets specific care from the design stage.

Next step

Let's understand your project.

Share what needs to improve, which tools you use and the outcome you want. That conversation helps establish priorities and a workable scope.

Discuss your project