More moms returning, participating, and finding real support between gatherings.
More connection for moms. Less coordination for the group.
A church mom group is not a distribution channel. It is a trusted community trying to help mothers feel known, supported, and connected — while protecting privacy and avoiding extra admin for the people already caring for the group.
“Everyone already knows each other.” “I’d go if I knew one person.” “I don’t want to post a needy message.”
Lana turns trusted church context into one small next step: a nearby mom, a low-pressure plan, a pass-along, or a recommendation.
Normal mom-life questions, answered through trusted context.
Moms talk to Lana in normal language. Lana brings back one useful next step, not another feed to scroll.
“Who else from the 9am service has a toddler?”
“Find a mom from church who is also new to Lake Nona.”
“Who might be open to coffee after drop-off?”
“What moms’ events are coming up?”
“Can you help host a playground meetup after service?”
“Is there a small group that works with my schedule?”
“Who might need these 4T clothes before I donate them?”
“Find a trusted babysitter recommendation from church moms.”
“Who has been through preschool enrollment nearby?”
Ask naturally. Lana understands context. One useful next step comes back.
The product stays conversational and private: a mom can ask like a text, Lana understands church, neighborhood, child stage, schedule, and consent, then suggests the smallest helpful action.
“Who else from church has preschoolers nearby?” or “Can we plan a playground meetup after the 9am service?”
Same church, service time, kids ministry, neighborhood, schedule, and the relationship needed before details are shared.
An intro, tiny plan, pass-along, recommendation, or reminder — never a public roster or noisy thread.
No one has to become the manual matching desk.
Lana is designed to complement existing church community — not replace it, commercialize it, or create a new moderation burden.
- One private link or QR.
- One simple mention at an existing moms gathering.
- A lightweight feedback loop after the first pilot.
- Moderate a new chat.
- Expose a public member directory.
- Manually pair people.
- Run an admin dashboard.
A tiny pilot is enough.
The first pilot should fit into what your group already does: one invite link, one gathering mention, and one feedback loop.
Try Lana with one moms gathering.
If your group already brings moms together, Lana can help those moms find the next small connection after they leave.
Private by default. Moms choose what to share, and every intro stays opt-in.