Crossgrid is building what it calls a "Kingdom economy" — a network of Christian-owned businesses whose collective strength is aimed at funding the mission of the church. The company frames its pattern as "Gather, Multiply, Deploy": gathering Christian businesses into one trusted grid, multiplying that network's density, and eventually deploying its strength toward sacred ground reclaimed for worship.^1
The network's flagship live product is LocateFaith, a Christian business directory where believers can find vetted, faith-aligned businesses — plumbers, counselors, contractors, and more — across all 50 states. Business owners list with a statement of faith, and the directory has grown rapidly, now spanning over a thousand Christian-owned businesses nationwide.^2
Its second product is Daily Growth Journal, a daily spiritual-discipline app (available as a web app for iOS and Android) built around photo-based daily check-ins, streak tracking with grace periods, and a public community leaderboard that celebrates consistent engagement.^3
Founded by Raf Rasenberg (CEO) and co-founded by Antonio Centeno (CFO), Crossgrid, Inc. is based on Long Island, New York. The company has evolved through several phases — it began as a Christian business marketplace, spent time as a software-consulting firm serving churches, and in 2026 repositioned around its "Kingdom economy" vision, with LocateFaith as its flagship product and Daily Growth Journal alongside it.^1
Notable- LocateFaith requires a statement of faith from listed businesses and now covers all 50 states.^2
- Daily Growth Journal is installable as a web app on iOS and Android; no native app store listing exists.^3
- The original Crossgrid marketplace app has been removed from the App Store as part of the company's pivot.^5
