One connected platform
AvailableCatholicCompanionOS connects personal faith, family life, parish service, Catholic education, diocesan governance, vendors, cloud operations, and permission-aware intelligence without fragmenting identity or data.
Inside the product
Captured from the mobile and iPad application under development, with synthetic demo data. These are not web-portal screenshots. Names, records, and figures are fictional; any “Live” labels describe the test interface, not public production availability. These authentic captures retain the previous product branding; the product is now named CatholicCompanionOS.
The mobile Home screen brings a personal greeting, prayer, and Gospel reading entry points together.
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The Bible reader presents Scripture with chapter, verse, and page context in a focused reading view.
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My Parish groups the entry points for parish events, communications, community, and ministry. This capture shows navigation, not completion of each workflow.
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Lux introduces its scope and suggested starting points before a conversation. This idle screen does not demonstrate a generated answer or autonomous action.
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The mobile family dashboard shows a student summary, attendance, assignments, and class cards. All displayed names and education records are synthetic demo data.
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The iPad Vendor Central screen organizes seller navigation and action items. Counts are demo fixtures, not customers, sales, or live marketplace activity.
Select the image to view the full screenshot.Identity, organizations, authorization, communications, payments, audit, and governed intelligence are shared platform services. Each domain remains authoritative for its own records.
Every workspace is derived from the user’s verified role, institution, and capabilities. Interface visibility supports—never replaces—server authorization and row-level data policy.
The current web experience introduces the public site, authenticated shell, real identity integration, and security foundation. Additional workflows are introduced only after their product and security checks are complete.
