Subsplash is a church technology platform Tim and Kristy Turner started in Seattle after building a pro bono iPhone app for their congregation. Their conviction is that the truth of Jesus through the life of the local church is the greatest source of hope and joy for the world, and the company mission is to glorify God and proclaim Jesus is Lord.^1
Subsplash One brings branded mobile and TV apps, a drag-and-drop website, giving, media, groups, events, and church management onto one dashboard.^2 Churches can publish sermons across the app, website, and podcast without ads, livestream gatherings, and take mobile, text, and in-person Tap gifts with donor management.^3^5 Church management includes people profiles, groups, child check-in, volunteers, service planning, events, and Workflows for follow-up.^1
Pulpit AI turns a sermon into clips, devotionals, small-group guides, and other shareable pieces in the pastor's voice.^6 Trends AI is a ministry data hub.^7 Live testing of those AI tools was out of scope for this review.
The company says it serves over 20,000 churches and ministries, with apps on iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple TV, Roku, CarPlay, Android Auto, Fire TV, and Google TV.^1
