PastorsLine: cross-browser extensions for church communication
React browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge and Opera that bring a church communication platform's texting into the tools staff already use.
The product problem
PastorsLine is a communication platform for churches, ministries and non-profits. It helps them connect, capture, communicate and convert using texts, voice calls and digital automation. Church staff often keep their people lists in other systems. Switching between those systems and a texting platform adds steps to everyday follow-up, so the product needs to reach staff inside the browser tabs they already have open.
The delivered scope
The published project covers cross-browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge and Opera, built with React. The public extension listing describes texting any phone number from any website. Inside Planning Center and Pushpay/CCB, staff can send group texts to people lists, groups, saved searches or process queues, including lists not yet synced with PastorsLine. Syncing and sending run in the background.
One product across five browsers
Each browser has its own store, packaging and review process, but staff should get the same experience in all of them. The extension also works inside third-party websites it does not control. For a similar build, plan one shared interface with per-browser packaging, and decide early which host websites to integrate with, which work runs in the background and how permissions are explained.
What shipped
Browser extensions for five browsers that let church staff text from any website and send group texts from Planning Center and Pushpay/CCB lists.
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