Church software with Christ at the centre
Brado exists to help the church make disciples. Management serves that end.
Brado takes the administrative weight off the team, so there is time to visit Visit booked , listen and walk alongside people.
Why Brado exists
A local church has a lot to organise: rotas, lists, offerings, events. All of it is necessary, but none of it is why the church exists. The reason is making disciples: people who hear the Word, pray, live in fellowship, serve and give gladly.
When the rota goes out in minutes and the receipt is ready without copying and pasting, there is time for what matters.
Five values
Five values, five places in the product
Every Brado feature answers the same question. These are the five values that guide it, and where you will find them.
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Word
Reading plans, a daily devotional, sermons and a notebook. The church sees reading as percentages, with no names.
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Prayer
A prayer wall where people can pray and ask anonymously. The pastoral team follows the requests.
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Fellowship
Small groups with attendance, meeting reports and multiplication when the group is ready.
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Service
Each volunteer’s gifts and availability, with rotas and swaps, so every gift lands in the right place.
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Generosity
Tithes and offerings, funds and campaigns, numbered receipts. Brado takes no commission.
Brado is a tool. Discernment and care stay in people’s hands.
What this changes, and what it doesn’t
What this changes day to day
Pastoral care is organised into cases, each with an owner, a next contact and notes that only the pastoral team can read. Restricted cases are visible only to the owner and whoever is invited.
The church’s reading measure shows what percentage of members are up to date with the plan, without exposing names. The pastor sees the whole picture and does not watch individuals.
What Brado doesn’t do
It doesn’t promise growth, revival or bigger offerings. It helps the team notice who has stopped coming and organise their service.
Churches of different traditions
We serve evangelical and Protestant churches. We use words common to many traditions: service, small group, volunteer. Each church uses Brado in its own way.
Frequently asked questions
Is Brado only for evangelical churches?
It was designed for evangelical and Protestant churches, from Portuguese, Brazilian, Lusophone African and mixed communities. The vocabulary is common to many traditions. If yours uses other words, we’ll tell you in the demo whether Brado fits.
Do I have to use the Word section?
No. You can start with people, rotas or giving and connect the Word whenever the church wants. The areas share the same person record. A church might use only rotas and giving for months, for example, and add the reading plan later.
Can leadership see who has read the Bible this week?
No. The reading measure shows percentages, not names, for example “64% of the church up to date this week”. It helps you see the church’s habits without exposing anyone. Each member sees their own progress in the app.
How is the privacy of prayer requests protected?
Requests can be anonymous, and restricted care cases are seen only by the owner and whoever is invited. When writing, the member chooses whether the request carries their name. Details are on the security page.
See how this looks in the product
We show you the Word, pastoral care and rotas in 30 minutes. Ask whatever you like.