Software people underestimate paper. But the moments that matter in a ward are physical: a printed program in a pew, an invitation letter on real letterhead handed to a member, a flyer on a community board.
So Beespo produces artifacts, not just screens. The program you plan during the week becomes the page the congregation reads on Sunday. A speaking invitation renders on the ward's own letterhead, in English or Spanish, ready to sign.
The workspace is digital. The work it produces is often something you can hold.
This is a deliberate design position, and we'll keep investing in it — because handing someone a letter still says something an email can't.