The Academy Opens

Three weeks since the last update, and it has been the biggest stretch of work Anvoy has had — here's what you'll notice:

• Anvoy Academy is open. Families teach families. Join a Practice by the month, follow a Map that walks you through the work one step at a time, book a session with a coach when you are both actually free, and finish with a certification that opens a store of your own.
• The Spanish Bible is finished. The Reina-Valera Mexicana is a full modernization of the 1909 Spanish text into the Spanish people actually speak — ustedes instead of vosotros, old spellings and attached pronouns brought current, antique words replaced — with a public record of every change and the reason for it. On the English side, the Literal Standard Version and the Bible in Basic English joined the reader, search moved into a dialog on the Read page, and the History tab now shows the whole Bible at a glance.
• Events are their own app now. Build an event, give it a public page with a photo, take registrations, remind the people who signed up, and let it show up in your local directory.
• Sunday morning got real tools. Take attendance and see who has quietly stopped coming. Check children in and out, where a stranger has to ask before a child is handed over. Build a serving rota that remembers who is away and reminds everyone else anyway.
• Giving turned outward. Campaigns with goals, a public page a church can share with people who have not joined, gifts you can double or repeat monthly, and a total to look back on in January.
• Money lives in one place. Pay, Bill, Loan, Settle Up, checks, and your stock and assets are all under one Money menu instead of scattered across the app.
• Your church can be an app on your phone. Every church, school, organization and family can be installed to a home screen as its own app, and you are told when your church posts news — gathered into one notification, and never at midnight.
• Search that actually finds things. One search across posts, messages, contacts and people, and typing a first and last name now finds the person instead of nobody.
• Help on every screen. More than two hundred short help cards that explain the screen you are standing on, rather than a manual you would have to go looking for.