About faith.tools + FAQ
Written by Cameron Pak
What is faith.tools?
faith.tools is the best place to discover and distribute apps for Christians.
What is the mission of faith.tools?
faith.tools exists to empower and connect Christians in tech to fulfill the Great Commission
We adhere to the Chrisitan lifestyle and doctrine.
We agree with the Lausanne Covenant.
What's the criteria for submission?
Here is the criteria for app and tool submission.
What do I mean by "best" or "top" Chrisitan apps?
"Best" or "top" christian apps is honestly a keyword to help people discover faith.tools on Google or other search engines.
What I don't mean is to demean any apps or app makers. And to be frankly honest, "best" or "top" are very subjective terms that are hard to prove. So, I have created selection criteria to help curate apps that are beneficial for Christians and their walk with God and community and are up to date and maintained.
faith.tools is all about unity amongst Christian creators. It's about uniting Christian developers and designers to collaborate and build something together. It's about showing the world the love and work of the Christian creatives in tech. While the keywords "best" and "top" may confuse a few, using those words will help reach many Christians and unreached people to discover apps that can help them grow in their walks with God and community.
This approach has proven to be effective, as faith.tools ranks in the top 10 on Google in many searches, such as:
I get what an app is, but what classifies as a tool?
In theory, almost all apps are tools to get a job done. What I mean by tool is something that's not on the App Store or Google Play store but is a digital product or service helpful towards equipping Christians and advancing the Kingdom of God. Think of tools like Tether for discipleship and VidAngel for video streaming content filtering on your favorite shows. A tool can also be a physical product like the Techless WisePhone II, which helps protect Christians from distractions and temptations modern smartphones afford.
faith.tools supports multiple types of platforms:
- Web, desktop, and mobile apps.
- Digital-only services, like a church website builder.
- AI tools, like a Bible study chatbot helper.
- Even physical tech products, like a simple, focused phone.
- ...have questions? Contact us
I see apps and tools, but what about the Christian creators?
I'm praying and asking the Lord what the next best step is for Christian community in tech using faith.tools. Is it highlighting creators stories? Is it creating a public directory of Christian creatives in tech? Is it creating a forum or Discord for them to connect?
You see. There are ministries doing things like that. I don't want to re-create the wheel, but rather link arms with existing communities.
There are some great Christians in tech communities available now that I encourage you to check out.
I will do my best to be your advocate.
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