Seating blocks in the room, listed top to bottom in the order they appear left to right. Most churches keep the standard three.
Share this code so others can join your church.
Generate a new code if the old one has been shared too widely. Current members keep their access.
We recommend having two owners so you're never locked out.
Easier on the eyes in dim rooms
Prevents the screen from sleeping while you're on the Attend tab
Optional prompt after stamping a visitor seat, on this device only. Off by default.
Visitor names are optional, for internal church use only, and are never shown on the seating chart — open a seat to see one. Never record phone numbers, emails, addresses, birthdays, or health, prayer or safeguarding information. Children are never named.
Turn off to disable name entry for everyone in this church. Existing names are kept until you delete them.
Names on services older than this are removed. Attendance counts are kept.
Removes every name from every service. Counts, seats and first-time flags are kept.
Not configured — data stays on this device only.
To enable: paste your Firebase config into the FIREBASE_CONFIG block at the top of index.html and redeploy. Every device that opens the app then shares one live database — a seat marked on one phone appears on all the others instantly.
A restore point is saved automatically before anything big is deleted or cleared. Restoring applies to every synced device.
Download all services, layouts & attendance
Load a previously saved backup file
Current service attendance as a spreadsheet
Permanently delete everything
PewPin v4
Tracks adults, children, and visitors seat by seat, per service. Each service keeps its own layout, and seats are numbered continuously across the room.
With Cloud Sync configured, every device shares one live database and updates in real time. Without it, data lives only on this device — use Backup regularly either way.
Privacy Policy
— what this app records, who can see it, and how to have it removed.
Terms of Service
— what PewPin is and is not, and what each side is responsible for.