Turn conversations
into community intelligence.
Pulse runs real two-way SMS conversations with every member of your church, HOA, or community group — and turns their replies into structured insight you can actually act on.
Listen at scale, without losing the human part.
Group chats force a choice between broadcasting and individual conversations. Pulse does both — and turns every reply into something you can use.
Conversations, not blasts
Pulse asks one question at a time, listens to the answer, and follows up intelligently. People respond to texts; they ignore broadcasts.
Structured from unstructured
“Yeah I’m down” and “maybe if I can get a ride” become categorized, actionable data. No more reading 200 free-text replies.
Community intelligence over time
Every conversation builds a richer picture of who’s engaged, who’s drifting, who shows up. Cohorts, trends, and segments — built from real replies.
Built for the people doing the work
Volunteer coordinators, associate pastors, HOA boards, club presidents. The people sending the texts today, by hand, on their nights and weekends.
Templates that actually work
Sunday signups, NPS check-ins, event RSVPs, small-group placement, volunteer coordination — vetted conversations you can run in minutes.
One number, one community, no chaos
Each group gets its own dedicated number. No mixed inboxes, no “wait, was that for the youth group or the choir?”
From zero to your first reply in under ten minutes.
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Pick a template or compose your own
Start from a vetted conversation (Sunday signups, NPS check-ins, RSVPs) or write your own questions in the builder. Edit copy, branching, and follow-ups in seconds.
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Drop in your member list
Paste a CSV or sync your existing roster. Tag people by group, role, neighborhood — however your community is actually organized.
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Send and let the replies build the picture
Pulse sends, listens, follows up, and categorizes. You wake up to a structured summary of who said yes, who needs a nudge, and who’s drifting.
Start a real conversation with your community.
Spin up a community, run your first conversation, and see what actually comes back when you ask the right way.