Best iPhone Apps for Churches?
I fully admit my admiration for the iPhone. As an iPhone user, my absolute favorite aspect of the device are the applications (Apps) I can download from the iTunes App Store. With that in mind, I’m sharing a few of my favorite apps that are useful for churches. Please share the names (and free/cost) for your favorite helpful apps for your church.
TweetDeck is my favorite for managing my Twitter accounts and updating my Facebook status both on my iPhone and on my desktop (they sync).
Dual Level is just plain helpful for, well, leveling things.
Shazam will find almost any song that it can hear (using the iPhone mic), making it very helpful to find song titles, artists, albums and publishers.
Evernote is a clever little app that lets you stay organized and keep information easy to find.
TweetMic will publish audio your record into your iPhone to your Twitter account, making it useful as an audio blogging tool.
F1Touch is an app that works with Fellowship One (church management software) by Fellowship Technologies (where I work).
What are your favorites? Be sure to include the name and price (free/cost).
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I'm Anthony Coppedge, a follower of Jesus, a husband to my uber-bride and father to four great kids. I help ministries leverage technology and communicate with a digitally-infused culture. I'm passionate about this, so that makes me a Technology & Communications Evangelist. I attend and volunteer at Gateway Church in Southlake, TX and love it!
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Planning Center Online – (Service planning & volunteer scheduling) The app is FREE!
Action Method – (Project Management) The app is FREE but the service is $12/mo.
F1 Touch (Church Database) FREE!
Shotgun Free – useful in creative meetings when we rule out an idea or project we can shoot it down with the shotgun.
Planning center online for me as well which is free
my number 2 favorite is Dipswitch- also free- dmx dipswitch calculator great for programing lights, especially for those of us who can't do binary more then a few digits in our head. Must have for any church TD.
FFT by Studio Six Digital – $20
Handy FFT/SPL Meter. Not calibrated, but an external calibrated mic is available.
Remember the Milk (app free, service $25/year)
Tweetie 2 ($3) – even Anthony admitted some of the features were cool – Twitter client
Ping! – iPhone to iPhone PUSH messages – free
Vonage – free calls over Wifi
NTRConnect – remote access to you desktop – free
Evernote – free
Layers – $3 – good for quick sketches and such
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