Apollos is a discipleship platform that helps churches know their people, grow spiritually, and take next steps through custom-branded mobile and TV apps, websites, and giving experiences under the church's own brand.^1 Its Daily Habits center gratitude, prayer for others, and Scripture, so members can practice faith between Sundays inside their church's own app.^2
Creator is an AI-assisted studio that turns a sermon into daily readings, guides, blogs, and other pieces a staff team can publish.^3 Churches can begin with Creator, which is free during beta, then launch custom apps and websites at custom pricing.^4 The platform two-way syncs people and groups with Church Community Builder, Planning Center, Rock, and other church tools, and it pulls media from YouTube, Vimeo, and WordPress.^5 Apollos Tap tags carry both an NFC chip and a printed QR code. Tapping one opens church content in an App Clip in about a second, without installing an app, and the giving sheet is inside it. A Give tab puts native giving in the app's tab bar, and search now finds by meaning across a church's published content and answers real questions in plain language with citations to the source pages.^6
The team lists David Woody as CEO, Sean McCosh as CIO, Tyler Vance as COO, and Conrad VanLandingham as CTO. Apollos is a subsidiary of Differential.^7 Official apps include Apollos Tap for NFC tags in a building and Apollos Preview for scanning dashboard QR codes before a launch.^8 Customer stories on the site include Faith Promise Church, CedarCreek Church, and North Coast Church.^10
