The ministry, organised.

witnessing.app brings your territory maps, public witnessing roster and congregation noticeboard into one place — simple enough for every publisher, powerful enough for the coordinators who keep it all running.

See how it works

Installs to any phone's home screen · Works offline

The Maps list in witnessing.app: a searchable grid of territory maps grouped by area, with an Add to Home Screen banner.
What it does

One app for the maps, the roster and the noticeboard.

Everything your congregation needs to run the territory and the public ministry — with the oversight coordinators need and the simplicity every publisher wants.

The Reports page in witnessing.app, with reports grouped by category (Maps, Public Witnessing) and a Run action for each, ready to view on screen or export as CSV.
Run a report on screen or export it to CSV
The Maps list on a phone, with the same searchable grid of territory maps and an Add to Home Screen banner.
The same maps on any phone

Territory maps

Digital maps every publisher can open on their phone — nothing gets lost.

  • Check out and back in with a tap
  • Overdue maps flagged automatically, with reminders
  • Pinch to zoom and twist to rotate in the field

Doors & history

Do-not-calls and property history travel with every map.

  • Do-not-call addresses marked clearly
  • Property history carried map to map
  • Field feedback with photos, straight to the coordinator

Public witnessing roster

Shifts, locations and availability for SMPW, in one roster.

  • Everyone sees their shifts and who they're on with
  • Publishers set availability and book time off
  • Location notes and lock-box codes where the shift is

Noticeboard

Share documents and announcements with the right people.

  • Post to the whole congregation or specific roles
  • The dashboard surfaces what's new
  • Letters, forms and notices in one place

Reports & oversight

See what's happening — without the paperwork.

  • Clear reports on coverage and activity
  • A full audit trail of who changed what
  • Role-based access, so people see only what they should

On every phone

Built for the whole congregation — including the less tech-savvy.

  • Installs to the home screen
  • Works offline in the field, then syncs
  • Big buttons and plain language throughout