The Online Home Of Your Church, On Every Member’s Screen

inoRain gives your church its own app — on phones, computers, and the TV in every living room. You keep streaming the way you do today. We take it from there.

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Why Churches Need Their Own Apps

A church service streaming on a TV and a laptop
  1. 01

    Every service, available on every device

    Your church’s app is available both on TVs and mobiles.

  2. 02

    No ads, no distractions

    Nothing plays before your service, and nothing pulls people away after it.

  3. 03

    People know when you go live

    The app sends notifications the moment the service starts.

  4. 04

    Online Giving in one tap

    People can make offerings and donations while they’re watching.

  5. 05

    Nobody misses a service

    People who are sick, traveling, or far from home still join you.

  6. 06

    Your church’s name on the screen

    Your app is branded with your church’s logo and colors.

  7. 07

    Easy to Find

    New people can search for your church in the app stores.

Offer Everything Your Church Members Need Online

  1. Collect Everything in One Place

    Live services, past recordings, series, and anything else you want in the app — all managed from one simple dashboard. Your media team learns one thing.

    A church media team managing services from one dashboard: Collect Everything in One Place
  2. Keep Streaming on YouTube and Facebook

    The same service can go to your own app and your social pages at the same time. Every member gets to choose where to watch and join from.

    A church media team managing services from one dashboard: Keep Streaming on YouTube and Facebook
  3. Provide Members-Only Services

    Some services aren’t for everyone. Weddings, funerals, and internal meetings can be limited to the people you choose.

    A church media team managing services from one dashboard: Provide Members-Only Services

Your Own Church App On Every TV And Phone

A Sunday service gets watched on the biggest screen in the house. inoRain builds your church its own app for Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Samsung, and LG — plus iPhone, Android, and your website.

Your church’s name and logo are on the screen. People can turn on the TV and find your church app right next to Netflix.

  • Android TV
  • Roku
  • Fire TV
  • Samsung
  • LG
  • Apple TV

Turn Every Live Service Into A Video Library

When your live stream ends, the service recording is already saved. Give it a title, add it to a series, and it’s there for everyone to watch later.

After a year, you have a full library people actually use during the week — not a list of dead links. Someone who joins in March can start a series from January.

Past services library in a church app

inoRain Publishes Your App In Every Store

Getting an app onto Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, and the rest means separate accounts, forms, and review rules for each one. We handle it all, including every update after launch.

You only tell us what the app should look like and keep adding services. inoRain handles the rest for you.

Stream With The Equipment You Already Use

We don’t sell cameras, and we don’t run your production. Whatever your team uses — OBS, a streaming laptop, or a box in the booth — connects to us, and we handle everything after that.

A phone on a tripod streaming a church service

Move to Your Own Church App Today

We build and test your apps while your current stream keeps running as normal. When everything’s ready, you switch over. Your old videos stay exactly where they are, and we can bring your past recordings into the new library so you don’t start empty.

A church app on a phone and a living-room TV

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Frequently Asked Questions

Churches that already stream every week and want their own platform instead of a page on someone else’s. If you’re streaming your very first service next Sunday, a simple tool will serve you better for now.
No. Most churches keep YouTube and run their own app alongside it.
Yes. Each campus can have its own live stream and its own section inside one app, or a separate app if they run independently.
Yes. One platform can hold content from many churches, with each one managing its own.
Yes — during a live service or any time they’re watching, people can make offerings and send donations.
No. We build the apps and put them in the app stores. Your team just adds content.
Yes. You can limit them to members, a specific group, or people who’ve paid.
It depends on how many apps you launch with and how much content you’re bringing over. We’ll give you a timeline on the call.