@mattcassinelli I found you because of your ticci-love posts. Read your bio. I know nothing about connecting my app to Siri and app intents. Any advice on a good place to start learning? Thanks.
The value of AI notes is not that they eliminate human judgment. They bring the conversation back quickly so judgment can begin sooner.
Do not surrender your judgment to the summary.
AI meeting notes can be genuinely helpful. But a polished summary is still a draft.
Understand where the information goes. Turn off model training where possible. Keep people responsible for what the meeting meant.
https://t.co/GxXKB01K2v
AI meeting notes can be genuinely helpful. But a polished summary is still a draft.
Understand where the information goes. Turn off model training where possible. Keep people responsible for what the meeting meant.
https://t.co/GxXKB01K2v
I wrote this for pastors and church staff who want clear boundaries for using AI.
This begins a Ministry Margin series about using AI without giving away privacy, pastoral judgment, or responsibility.
https://t.co/ZgEi70MiJi
Pro tip: If a church website makes it easy to know how to give money to the church, but makes it hard to find out who the Pastors are, it is probably a bad church.
Sometimes pastoral care begins with a simple question: Who lives near this person?
People Nearby starts with the member who needs care and shows which church members live around them.
It’s one of the most useful things I’ve built into Directory 1.2.
Directory 1.2 turns Planning Center addresses into ministry context.
People Map reveals member concentrations for church planting, community groups, and third spaces.
People Nearby starts with someone who needs care and shows which members live around them.
https://t.co/WTKkf2gVZR
Planning Center already holds the information. Ministry Margin Directory gives pastors and church staff a focused iPhone app for finding a person, taking the next step, and remembering to follow up.
The story behind the app, from Jonny:
https://t.co/xSAKG7s4CV
Free trials are the way to go. Totally spaced it at launch. Enjoy trying the directory app now with your own data. Mac app with a 7 day trial is currently in app review.
Today, I’m launching the first native Mac client for Planning Center.
I built it because I wanted this app to exist for my own ministry. Maybe it’ll help yours too.
I’d be honored if you’d check it out (and share it if you know a church that uses Planning Center).
Today I’m excited to launch Ministry Margin for Mac.
The first native Mac client for Planning Center.
Built by a pastor to work alongside the Planning Center account your church already uses, helping church staff stay focused on people, not administration.
Available now:
https://t.co/T8DnuKDtwS
Today I launched Ministry Margin Directory on the App Store.
Built for church leaders using Planning Center: fast people search, quick contact actions, and a private prayer list with optional iCloud sync.
Try the free demo with fictional data:
https://t.co/S7HbEPRDJ0
@thsottiaux@jxnlco Please remove the 5 hour limit permanently. If users want to burn through their weekly limit because their projects demand it - they’ll be happier than if their project has to stop because of an arbitrary rest.