FAQ

One place for your ward's announcements, events, sign-ups and missionary letters, in place of scattered group texts and emails. Each group in the ward posts its own news, and you see the groups you belong to.

A ward leader signs up and creates a bulletin, then shares an invite link. Everyone in the ward joins for free.

The yearly subscription is charged once per bulletin, not per member. Members never pay.

No. Every ward has a public link anyone can visit, no account needed. Leaders decide what goes on it.

Yes. Create a bulletin for whatever you want and name it anything. You can change the name later. It's free forever if you only need one group, and anyone can join your free bulletin.

Open the invite link your ward shared, or enter your ward code to request access. A ward admin approves the request, and then the ward opens for you.

Open the menu (top right) and choose Switch ward. The app remembers the ward you picked last.

Posts from every group you belong to, newest first. Use Everything and Urgent at the top to narrow it, and the star to see only your favorite groups.

Whoever posts it marks it urgent and picks when the urgency ends (a week if they don't). It carries an Urgent badge and appears on the Urgent tab until then.

Contributors and owners of a group can post to it, and ward admins can post anywhere. If you don't see the compose button on a group, ask its owner to make you a contributor.

Text, up to ten photos, a date and time for an event, a location, RSVP (Going, Maybe, Not going), and a sign-up sheet for time slots or things to bring.

Event posts are archived after the event, by default a day after it ends, so the feed stays about what is coming. Older posts are also removed after the period your ward keeps posts for.

Every post with a date, from the groups you belong to, plus anything you've signed up for. Switch between the list and month views at the top.

Yes. On the Calendar tab, tap the calendar button at the top right to link the ward's calendar to Google, Apple or Outlook. It stays up to date on its own.

The calendar comes with a full plan. On the free plan, dated posts still appear in the feed.

On the Groups tab, open Other groups in the ward and tap Request to join. The group's owner approves it. Everyone belongs to the ward's main group automatically.

The star makes a group a favorite, so you can narrow the feed, calendar and weekly digest to just your favorites. The bell chooses which emails that group sends you.

Viewers read the group. Contributors can also post. Owners can do both, approve people who ask to join, and change members’ roles.

A home for one missionary's weekly letters. The missionary emails the wall's address, and every member of the ward can read the letters and see the photos.

They send their usual weekly email to the address shown on the wall. Only mail from the missionary's own address, or other senders an admin has added, is accepted.

Yes. Each wall shows how to write to the missionary directly. Letters on the wall come from the missionary; replies go to their own inbox.

An admin marks the wall as returned home. It moves to the Returned home list, where the letters stay readable, and it can be exported as a PDF keepsake.

Open the post and ask your question there. The person who posted it is told, and their answer comes back to you on the Questions tab under Asked.

Questions people have asked on your posts. Each waits there until you answer it, so nothing slips through.

Questions asked of a whole group rather than one post. Ask one from "Ask the group" on the group's page; tap View all there to see every question in the group. Yours also wait under Groups on the Questions tab, and owners see the ones waiting on their group.

When the person who asked, or a group leader, marks it resolved, or when it is deleted. An answered question also clears by itself after 30 days with no new answers. A question nobody has answered stays until someone does.

A weekly digest on Saturday morning, plus whatever you turn on per group: urgent posts, questions and answers, and event-day reminders. Change them from Settings, under Notifications.

Set the weekly digest to Favorites or Off, and switch off the group emails you do not need. Every notification email also has a link to manage them.

Ward Bulletins only emails a confirmed address. Until you confirm, you will not receive notifications. Choose Confirm your email in the menu to get the link.

Menu, then Settings, then Profile.

Yes. Settings, under Appearance, switches between light and dark on this device. Your ward's colors follow along.

Choose Forgot password on the sign-in screen and we will email you a link. If you sign in with Google, use Continue with Google instead.

Admin, then Invites, to create a link you can share. People can also ask to join with the ward code; their requests wait at the top of Admin for you to approve.

Admin, then Users, shows every member and the groups they're in, and is where you change their access.

Only if you turn on public posts in Admin. A post marked public waits for an admin to approve it, then shows on the ward’s public page, which has a QR code you can print.

Admin, then Ward. Colors apply to every member and each has a light and dark version.

One group, events up to 3 months ahead, and posts kept for 90 days. A full plan adds unlimited groups, missionary walls, the calendar and its linked feed, events a year ahead, and posts kept a year.

Admin, then Plan. A subscription is one payment through Stripe for a year; nothing renews automatically. Stripe emails your receipt.

Renewal opens 30 days before your plan ends. Your remaining days carry over, so the new year starts when the current one ends.

The ward moves to the free plan. Nothing is deleted right away: extra groups and walls are hidden until you subscribe again. After 30 days, posts older than 90 days start being removed.

A code that gives a ward six months of the full plan. Each ward can use one, and not while a subscription is active.