Church welcome table kiosk
MemberMaker turns an iPhone or iPad into a clean visitor sign-in kiosk for church lobbies, welcome tables, Sunday school classes, youth nights, community meals, and outreach events. Guests enter their own contact details, and your team gets a digital list to follow up with afterward.


Built for churches without extra complexity
Many church check-in systems are built around children's ministry labels, full church management software, or large event workflows. MemberMaker is lighter: it helps a small welcome team collect names, emails, and phone numbers at the door without asking volunteers to decode handwriting later.
Set the device where your connection cards or guestbook usually sit. First-time guests can sign in at their own pace, returning visitors can be tracked over time, and the information is ready when your pastor, ministry leader, or welcome team wants to reach out.
Capture guest contact details at the welcome table before or after worship, without passing a clipboard down the row.
Use the same iPad for Sunday school, Bible studies, youth nights, membership classes, and recurring ministry gatherings.
Build a follow-up list from meals, open houses, volunteer days, neighborhood events, and seasonal programs.

Follow up while the visit is still fresh
A visitor check-in kiosk helps your team move faster after Sunday. Instead of entering paper cards into a spreadsheet, your guest list is already digital, easier to read, and ready to export.
MemberMaker works best anywhere a church would normally put a connection card, visitor book, attendance sheet, or clipboard.
Church guests may not want a complicated registration process, and volunteers may not have time to manage a large system. A focused sign-in kiosk keeps the moment calm while still giving your team the details they need.
No. MemberMaker is a simple visitor check-in app for collecting guest information and visits. It is a focused replacement for paper sign-in sheets and connection cards.
Yes. Use fullscreen mode to keep the device focused on guest check-in during services, classes, and church events.
Yes. Export contacts to CSV when you want to move the list into a spreadsheet, email workflow, or church office process.
No. Churches can use it for recurring classes, youth events, outreach programs, community meals, volunteer orientations, and open houses.