Juntos Platform
One platform for the ministry work that needs to keep moving.
Juntos connects people, ministry needs, responsibility, privacy, and next steps, whether your church starts with Juntos or uses it alongside systems you already trust.
What it does
One app to install and one sign-in.
My Work: everything waiting for you, in one list.
Find someone across the whole church.
Each person uses Juntos in English or Spanish, and messages go out in their language.
From a ministry need to a clear next step.
Hear it
A prayer request, a hospital stay, a new family. Anyone on your team can write it down in seconds.
Give it to one person
Every need has one named person who owns it, so nobody assumes someone else has it.
Keep it private
Only the people who need to know can see it. Pastor-only notes stay with pastors.
Make sure it happens
Accountable history
If nobody acts in time, Juntos tells a pastor, so no one is forgotten.
Start where your church is.
Use Juntos as your ministry foundation.
Starting without a system?
Organize people, receive ministry requests, coordinate care, manage simple teams and events, and support kids ministry without assembling a collection of disconnected tools.
Keep what already works.
Already using church software?
Works with Planning Center and Elvanto today. Breeze is in testing. Juntos reads your schedules, teams and check-ins from the system you already use, so nobody types anything twice.
Purpose-built tools inside Juntos.
Groups
Small groups, events and announcements in English and Spanish, plus prayer requests and connect cards.
Enough to stand alone. Flexible enough to grow.
Native essentials
A simple foundation
Smaller churches should not need five different systems just to get organized. Juntos includes the foundational ministry tools needed to move beyond spreadsheets, texts, and clipboards.
Specialized when needed
Use the right tools
As churches grow, they may choose deeper tools for scheduling, giving, check-in, or other specialized needs. Juntos does not require churches to abandon tools that already serve them well.