Ask
A gentle monthly check-in.
Pulsily sends one small, well-written prompt to every leader on your team. Two questions. Two minutes. Done before Sunday.
For the leaders who lead the leaders
know the rhythm
of your team.
A leader’s job is to make sure every person on her team feels seen, known, heard, cared for, and connected. Pulsily is the quiet structure that makes that faithful — every leader, every month, by name.
Free to start. No credit card. Set up in under five minutes.
What Pulsily does
Three things, done with care.
Surface
The people most worth a touch.
Pulsily reads the responses, watches the silences, and surfaces who needs a coffee, a prayer, or just a name remembered.
Walk
One leader at a time, by name.
A walk is a list of three or four people you'll reach out to this week. You go through them slowly. That's the rhythm.
The care wall
Everyone who deserves a touch this week, ranked by need.
Pulsily lifts the names that have been quiet too long, the responses that quietly flagged for prayer, the leaders whose rhythm dropped. You see them all in one place — sorted, snoozeable, walkable.
Check-ins, by team
A monthly question that travels well.
Write a check-in once, point it at a team or audience, and Pulsily handles the rest — sending, reminding, closing, and rolling up answers into trends you can actually read.
A person's page
Everything you should remember, in one quiet place.
Touches, notes, prayer requests, last six months of answers, pinned context like 'mom's surgery May 3' — all of it on one page so the next conversation starts where the last one left off.
Built for the hierarchy you already have
Departments, ministries, small groups — your tree, your way.
Pulsily syncs with Planning Center People, or you can build the tree from a CSV or by hand. Either way, the church is yours.
Why we built this
Care doesn’t scale by trying harder. It scales by structure.
Most church leaders we’ve met want to know every volunteer by name. The week gets busy, the people they were going to call slip, and the people who’ve quietly been fading fade a little more. Pulsily holds the rhythm so you don’t have to.