Keep the relationship in view
Recent recorded touchpoints help a team see how contact has continued.
● A Spritz product for congregational care
Stoplight helps congregations recognize when someone may need connection, coordinate thoughtful follow-up, and keep care moving across clergy, staff, and trusted lay teams. It supports the people doing the caring; the relationship remains theirs.
A shared place for meaningful touchpoints, care needs, and next steps.

Congregational care begins with attention and continues through action.
NOTICE A NEEDSHARE THE NEXT STEPKEEP CARE GOINGWhy Stoplight
A congregation’s relationships are more than a record of activity. Stoplight brings recorded touchpoints and meaningful moments into view so an approved team member can consider whether a personal check-in would be welcome.
The signal offers context; people exercise care, discretion, and judgment.
Recent recorded touchpoints help a team see how contact has continued.
After 90 days without a recorded touchpoint, a yellow signal invites someone to consider an appropriate next step.
After 180 days without a recorded touchpoint, a red signal brings the opportunity for follow-up into clearer view.
What Stoplight brings together
Stoplight brings together dates, recorded connections, care needs, and follow-up that help approved church teams see what may need attention—and decide who is best placed to respond.
See active care cases, recent contact, and opportunities to connect in one focused place.

Record a call, text, email, visit, or conversation so the next person has useful context.
Coordinate appropriate follow-up while keeping the person and their circumstances at the center.
Bring birthdays, anniversaries, and bereavement dates into view as occasions for personal attention.
Let a registration help a team recognize a new connection and consider a thoughtful next step.
Care happens beyond the desk
The Stoplight mobile app is being designed to help authorized team members record a conversation while it is fresh, review the follow-up entrusted to them, and bring appropriate context to a call or visit.


It is making me a better minister.
Stoplight brings the people I want to remember into the ministry dashboard I open every morning—so I can call, text, email, or simply speak to them when I see them.A prompt for the person who cares
Stoplight can bring a meaningful date or unfinished follow-up to someone’s attention. A pastor, staff member, or trusted lay leader decides whether to call, write, visit, or respond in another appropriate way.
How it works
Record a conversation, visit, message, or other meaningful touchpoint.
Review significant moments, care needs, and follow-up; agree on who should take the next step.
Call, write, visit, or simply be present—guided by the relationship and the circumstances.
Shared care, with appropriate boundaries
Stoplight is purpose-built for congregational care. It helps approved church teams coordinate follow-up with useful context while respecting sensitive information and the judgment of the people closest to a situation.
01People before promptsA reminder offers context; a caring person decides what response is right.
02Care that can continueShared tasks and appropriate records help a congregation carry follow-up forward when roles change.
03Shared care, responsiblyClergy, staff, and authorized laypeople can participate according to their responsibilities and access.
Build a steadier practice of care
Tell us how your church notices needs, shares follow-up, and supports the people who care. We can explore whether Stoplight fits that practice.
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