Less chasing. Clearer records. More time for people.
Moa takes the administrative weight off your children’s ministry and youth group, so your team can spend its time on people. Only the right guardians and leaders see a child’s information.
Moa (MO-ah) is Korean for “gather together”
In early development. Not available to churches yet.
How it works
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Set up once
Bring in the roster you already have. Families fill in forms and contacts one time.
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Run your week
Take attendance, check kids in, and message families from one place.
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See what needs you
Moa lists the forms, fees, and students that need a follow-up.
What you get
- Know who’s in the roomAttendance, check-in, and a kid-to-adult limit for each room.
- Get every form backPermission slips signed in the app, renewed each year.
- Reach families without a group textAnnouncements, group chat, and parent messages.
- Keep one record per childFrom the nursery through youth group.
Children’s ministry
- Pickup codes at checkout
- Kid-to-adult limits for each room
- Forms and allergies filled in once
Youth groups
- Students 13 and up get their own account
- Group chat with safety built in
- Retreat sign-ups and forms
Safety and privacy for families
- A parent says yes first.A young child’s account isn’t created until a parent has agreed.
- Each church is separate.One church can never see another church’s information.
- Contact details stay private.Phone numbers and emails are hidden unless someone joins the member directory. Children under 13 are never listed.
- We never sell your data.The protections are built into how Moa stores information, so a bug in the screen can’t skip them.
| A parent | Their own children |
|---|---|
| A teacher | Their own class |
| A pastor | Their own church |
| Another church | Nothing |
Join the pilot
Moa isn’t available yet. We’re building it with a few churches. Tell us about your ministry and help shape it.
Rather use email? Write to hello@waymarkcms.com. Want to know who’s building this? About WayMark.
Questions churches ask
The essentials to know before joining the pilot.
When will Moa be available?
It’s in early development. We’re building it with a few churches first. Join the pilot to help shape it.
How much will it cost?
We haven’t set pricing yet. Our aim is to recover our costs, not to make a margin, and to tell you what’s included before you commit.
Can we use it for just one ministry?
Yes. Use it for your children’s ministry, your youth group, or both. A child’s record carries over if you use both.
At what age can a child have an account?
Students 13 and up can sign up themselves. From age 10, a parent can set up an account for their child: the parent gives consent and gets a one-time code the child uses to sign in. Each church can change that age to fit its own policy. Younger children have a record that parents and the church keep, but no account.
Does Moa take payments?
No. Moa tracks who has paid. Money is still collected the way you collect it today.