A Wroot Labs tool for district superintendents
Oversight
See what is actually happening in the churches of your district — the preaching, the trends, the conversations — in one quiet place.
The demo uses a fictional district — no real church data.
What’s inside
Four things a superintendent has always wanted in one view.
The whole district at a glance
Every church, its appointed pastor and tenure, worship attendance, where to watch it on Sunday, and the date of your last one-on-one — on one page.
Every pulpit, one click away
Each church's livestream, gathered in one place and kept current. You can't be in forty sanctuaries on a Sunday morning — but on Monday you can open any of them and hear what was preached, without hunting through Facebook and YouTube for a link.
Long-term trends
Twenty-five years of membership, worship, giving, apportionment paid, and property value for every church — so a slow decline or a quiet recovery is visible at a glance. Census context for each church’s neighborhood is next.
Private one-on-one notes
Keep your December conversations where you’ll find them next year — beside the livestream, the trends, and everything else you know about the church. Visible only to you.
How it works
Built for the way a district actually runs.
Scoped to your district
Sign in with your email. You see only the churches in your district — nothing else, and no one else sees yours.
Nothing asked of pastors
No account logins, no setup, no forms to fill out. The tool finds each church's public livestream and keeps it current. A superintendent's week is mostly friction — this is built to remove some, not add more.
Yours alone
Your notes and everything you see here are private to the superintendent. This is a tool for oversight, not a public scorecard.
Have a look around
Walk a fictional district end to end — roster, livestreams, trends, and notes — then ask whether it would help in yours.
Open the demo