GathUr for communities
You know who attends.
Do you know who belongs?
Churches are good at getting people through the door and bad at knowing who actually found someone. GathUr is the relationship layer that turns attendance into belonging, so no one falls through the cracks.
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How connected is your community?
Two minutes, no sign-up. You get a plain reading of whether your people are gathering, growing or genuinely belonging — and which part of GathUr to start with.
See who actually belongs
Attendance tells you who showed up. GathUr shows you who's connected, who's new, and who's quietly drifting — before they disappear.
Give everyone a next step
Every member gets transparent recommendations — people to meet, groups to join, GathUrings to attend — and every suggestion says why.
Keep your team ahead of the cracks
A follow-up queue, new-attendee journeys, and one-tap introductions turn "someone should reach out" into someone actually did.
How a community launches
We set it up with you
GathUr B is invite-only — we create your community, sit down with you on what it should measure, and make it yours: your name, your logo, your colours, your words.
Bring in your people
Invite your team by email, then share your join link or put the QR code on a screen after your GathUring — members onboard themselves.
Watch connection happen
Your dashboard tracks connection progress over time and flags exactly who needs a welcome, a follow-up, or an introduction.
Works alongside whatever you already run on — a church management system tells you who is on the roll; GathUr tells you whether they are actually connected to anyone.
Any church, any tradition
A parish, a plant, a campus, a chapel — the gap between showing up and belonging turns out not to be a denominational problem. Your church keeps its own words: GathUr takes its name, logo, colours and vocabulary from you, down to what you call a small group and what you call serving.
You don't stop being a member to run one
The console is a second door, not a different product. Your team keeps everything everyone else has — a profile, people to meet, groups, GathUrings, messages — and gets the community health view on top. Leading is extra, never instead.