WhatsApp broadcast for churches and businesses

Carry the word to every member.

Phoebe is a WhatsApp blast service that sends your announcements, weekly rhythms and campaigns straight to where your people already read. Personal, scheduled, and sent with care.

Try the live demo See how it works

[Your Church Name]

Dear Maria, we gather this Sunday at 9:00. Bring a friend, there is a lunch after.

Reply YES to save your seat.Event · 08:00✓✓

What Phoebe is for

Three kinds of message, one quiet place to send them.

Gatherings and events

Conferences, baptisms, thanksgiving services, product launches. Invite everyone, send reminders, and see who received it.

II.

Regular routines

Set the Sunday reminder, the midweek prayer call or the Monday order update once. Phoebe sends it every week, and greets birthdays by name.

III.

Campaigns

Fundraisers, building projects, seasonal offers, promotions. Segment your list, personalise each message, and measure what lands.

Live demo

Try it: pick who, press send.

Choose a group and watch the messages go out. Numbers here are examples.

Hi {name}, see you Sunday.

0 delivered · 0 read

How it works

From draft to delivered in three steps.

Gather your people

Import contacts and sort them into groups: choir, youth, volunteers, customers, VIPs.

Write or choose a template

Add names automatically. Attach an image, a PDF or a livestream link.

Send or schedule

Send now, pick a time, or repeat weekly. Then read the delivery report.

MariaChoir

DanielYouth

GraceVolunteers

PeterCustomers

Set it once. It runs on its own.

Schedule

One time or every week.

Hi Maria

Personalise

Every message has a name.

Track

See who got it and who read it.

For churches

Service reminders, prayer chains, cell group notes, birthdays and anniversaries, giving reminders.

Built around the rhythm of a congregation, not a sales funnel.

For businesses

Promotions, order updates, appointment reminders, restock alerts, loyalty offers.

Schools, clinics, shops and community groups use the same tools.

Why the name

The oldest letter had a bearer. Her name was Phoebe.

Paul entrusted his letter to the Romans to a deacon named Phoebe (Romans 16). Someone had to carry the message, faithfully, to people far away. We took her name as a promise: what you write will arrive, reach each person, and be handled with respect.

Sent with care