For churches that take prayer seriously
Lifted is a prayer-request platform for the building, the kiosk, and the operator. Submissions in. Moderation through. Names on the screen.
Pending requests
4For my mother, recovering from surgery this week.
Wisdom for a hard conversation tonight.
Job interview Friday morning.
Long week, asking for endurance.
Built for
The hardest moment in this work is the Wednesday night when the queue grows in bursts and the screen is already live. Lifted is designed for that moment first. Glance-readable status, two-click actions, an undo for everything that matters. The dashboard does not ask you to study it.
The work is sacred and the people doing it are usually volunteers. The interface should feel like a trustworthy steward of someone's name, not a Jira ticket. Restraint over decoration. Pastoral copy over corporate copy. Calm over clever.
On the public side, the screens around the building hold those names with the dignity they deserve. On the operator's side, moderation is fast and reversible. Both halves of the loop live in one product, designed together.
Three surfaces, one product
Display
A configurable screen for the foyer, the lobby, the sanctuary wall. When the moment comes in service, a volunteer brings up the current list of approved names. The title is yours. The fonts, colors, and column layout are yours. Designed for projection legibility, not for clicks.
Kiosk
A locked-down submission form on a tablet at the welcome desk. First name. Last name. Brief request. No account, no password, no friction. Submitted requests land in moderation, never on the screen until you say so.
Console
Moderation as a calm queue. Approve to put a name on the screen. Decline with reason. Redact a detail without deleting the record. Schedule something to roll off after the season. Every change is audited; every action has an undo.