A church runs on trust — in how its gifts are given, kept, and accounted for. Mite brings the offering, the records, the approvals, and the people into one place: effortless to give to, impossible to lose track of, and built for how a congregation actually works.
Request early accessA member gives from their own phone in seconds — by Mobile Money, on any network, or by card — and receives a receipt the moment the gift lands. No queue, no cash, no envelope to reconcile on Monday.
Tithes, offerings, seeds, and campaign gifts each find their place automatically. Building funds and mission trips show their progress in real time, so a congregation can watch a goal being met together.
Giving that meets people where they already are turns good intentions into faithful, recurring generosity.
The instant an offering arrives, a tithe is received, or an expenditure is approved, the people who should know, know. Mite turns a church's finances from a monthly mystery into a living, shared record.
Leaders see donations by type, income against expenditure, and the church's most faithful givers at a glance. Members simply see that their gift arrived — and was honoured.
Trust is not asked for. It is shown, every day, to everyone with a reason to see.
Money leaves the church the way it should: a disbursement is requested, reviewed, and approved before a single cedi moves — and every approved payout is recorded as an expense, so the books never drift.
Roles mirror the church, not a spreadsheet. Members, secretaries, treasurers, pastors, and administrators each see and do exactly what their office allows — no more, no less.
And every sensitive action is written to an audit trail, so accountability is a feature, not an afterthought.
A church is its people first. Mite gathers announcements, events, prayer requests, departments, and the member directory beside the giving — because stewardship and fellowship belong in the same place.
Post an announcement with an image and schedule it for Sunday. Open a prayer request. Let a department lead its own events and members. The whole life of the church, in one hand.
Mite runs on the phone in every pew and on the desktop in the church office — the same records, in sync, wherever they are opened. When the network drops, it keeps working, and syncs the moment it returns.
It is built for Ghana first: Mobile Money is native, not bolted on. And it scales from a single congregation to a network of many — each church's records sealed off from every other.
One platform, from the smallest chapel to the largest ministry.
Mite is in active development at the Akarmis workshop. Early access opens with a small group of congregations whose stewardship will shape the final product.
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