Church health
Attendance trends, Regular / Guest / Volunteer mix, serving rate and group participation.

Church analytics software · Works with Planning Center
Hook up Planning Center once and Disciplytics shows you what's actually happening: who's showing up, who's serving, how giving is holding up, and what your people are saying. No spreadsheets, no reports to wait on.
Inside the app
Connect Planning Center and your dashboards update every night. Everything is written in plain English — what changed, and what it probably means.
Attendance trends, Regular / Guest / Volunteer mix, serving rate and group participation.
Trend and year-over-year giving by fund, campus and membership status.
Budget forecasts with uncertainty ranges, giving cohorts and fund lifetime value.
Concentration, churn and reach for every fund — see where support is thin.
Ask your whole church a question and see the answers — always anonymous.
Household maps around each campus with census comparisons.
A word to pastors
In 1 Corinthians 3:6, Paul likens the Church to a field where he planted, Apollos watered, and God gave the growth. This is the enduring logic of ministry. To plant faithfully and water well, a pastor must know their field.
Disciplytics gives every person in your church a way to be heard, and puts what they say next to what your church data already shows. You end up with a plain picture of how things are really going.
It's not an audit or a report card. It's just a clearer look at the field you've been given.
The framework
Each one comes straight from Scripture, and each one is measured by asking the people in your pews.
1 Corinthians 12:21–26
Belonging, mutual care, and mentorship across the body.
1 Corinthians 3:1–3 · John 8:31
Prayer, Scripture, faith integration, and spiritual growth.
1 Corinthians 12:1–11
Spiritual gift awareness and active deployment in service.
1 Timothy 3:1–7
Leadership integrity, communication, and sustainability.
Matthew 5:1–12
Everyday faith, evangelism, and community engagement.
A note
Scores aren't grades. They point you toward better questions, not verdicts.

“I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the growth.” — 1 Cor 3:6
Why ask everyone?
Asking everyone fills in the gaps: it shows you blind spots, confirms what you're already doing well, and tells you things about your church that no book or program could.
Your church answers a short, anonymous set of questions across the five conditions.
Disciplytics does the math and shows you patterns no single conversation could turn up.
You get a clear picture of your field — and somewhere concrete to start.
Get started
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