Member and family registers, session-led oversight, deacon-managed diaconal funds, and a Reformed AI that has read your confessions. For the Reformed congregation in New Zealand that confesses both the Three Forms of Unity and the Westminster Confession.
Used by 24+ confessional Reformed congregations worldwide. Built by confessional Reformed elders, not a software vendor.
$99/month, unlimited users, no contract.
Reformeer is built on Reformed church order from the ground up: the membership rolls, the session, the diaconate, and the presbytery and synod above them. The confessional polity the Reformed Churches of New Zealand have kept since their first synod in Wellington in 1953, uniquely holding the continental Three Forms and the Westminster Confession together.
Six parts that work as one. Start with what presses hardest; grow into the rest.
GK Bloemburg“The migration from our previous system was simple and accurate, without a single member record falling through the cracks. Good administration contributes to good ministry, and for that we are very grateful to Reformeer.”
GK Brooklyn“We pull member lists in seconds, professionally laid out and ready to use. Adding and archiving members is fast and tidy, with a proof of membership generated automatically.”
GK Nelspruit“I felt comfortable trying things out, knowing any possible 'mistakes' could be put right. Reformeer is reachable from any device, so the congregation's information is always accessible. The support and customer service is phenomenal.”
GK Rietvallei“Reformeer brings administration, financial management, pastoral care and communication together in one powerful platform, available in both Afrikaans and English.”
GK Centurion“The team walks the system through with our office staff until every workflow lands, and they shape the program around what our church actually needs.”
Reformed Intelligence answers from 930+ primary sources with exact citations: the Three Forms of Unity, the Westminster Confession, the great Reformed theologians, and 150 years of Reformed synod and assembly records, plus your own session minutes. No hallucinated quotes. No internet scraping. Every claim linked to a real document.
Example questions
Other church not on Reformeer yet? We email the request, no account needed.
When a member moves to another Reformed congregation, the new church requests the transfer in Reformeer. The old church approves it. Membership transfers automatically. No re-capture, no paper forms. If the other church isn't on Reformeer yet, we email the request; their reply comes back into the conversation.
Reformeer is built and maintained by confessional Reformed office-bearers in the Gereformeerde Kerke in Suid-Afrika (GKSA), a church that confesses the same Three Forms of Unity your churches hold. We keep the registers, shepherd the members, and manage the diaconal funds the way your consistory does. We built the software our own congregation needed, then opened it to the wider Reformed world.
Built and maintained by office-bearers in the GKSA, which confesses the same Three Forms of Unity as your churches.
Most church software charges per member, per user, or per module. Reformeer is one flat price for the whole church: every elder, deacon, pastor and finance officer included, unlimited members, and the cited Reformed AI no other platform has.
No per-seat fees. No contracts. Every elder, deacon, pastor, and finance officer gets their own login. Cancel any time.
Reformed Intelligence scored 96/100 on CREDO, the open benchmark for theological reliability in AI, adversarially double-judged. See the results
Yes. Member management, ward shepherding, pastoral care, accounting, and Reformed Intelligence all work the same in New Zealand. Online giving through Reformeer is not yet available outside South Africa; churches keep using their existing provider.
Yes. Send us your data in any format. Our team handles the migration. Most sessions are fully migrated within a week.
Any CSV, PDF, or Excel export, New Zealand banks included. The AI reads the format automatically and classifies transactions.