RitualPlanner

Ritual & Task Management Software for Priests

Building modern software to simplify ritual management for priests, temples, and families.

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🚧 Current Status: Active Development (Version 2)

RitualPlanner is a modern SaaS platform designed to simplify the day-to-day work of priests by bringing traditional ritual management into the digital era.

Instead of relying on physical diaries, phone calls, and scattered records, RitualPlanner provides one centralized platform for managing rituals, clients, schedules, finances, reminders, and collaboration.

Our goal is simple:

Help priests spend more time performing rituals and less time managing paperwork.

Traditional priest management often involves:

• Physical notebooks
• Manual scheduling
• Phone call coordination
• Payment tracking by hand
• No centralized client history

RitualPlanner solves these problems through a secure, modern, and easy-to-use platform built specifically for priests.

• 📅 Ritual Scheduling
• 👥 Client Management
• 🤝 Co-worker Management
• 🧾 Billing & Payments
• 💰 Expense Tracking
• 📝 Notes
• 📂 Ritual Templates
• 🔔 Reminders & Notifications
• 📊 Dashboard & Analytics
• 📆 Availability Management
• 💬 Collaboration
• 🔒 Secure Authentication

• React
• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS
• TanStack Router
• TanStack Query
• shadcn/ui

• NestJS
• PostgreSQL
• Redis
• TypeORM

• JWT
• Session Authentication

• Docker
• Vercel
• Render

Version 1 is preserved for historical reference and maintenance only. All new development takes place in Version 2 repositories.

We believe technology should support tradition—not replace it.

RitualPlanner is built to help priests work more efficiently while preserving the authenticity of religious practices.

For questions, suggestions, business inquiries, or collaboration:

📧 Email: hello.ritualplanner@gmail.com

GitHub Discussions and Issues are also welcome.

RitualPlanner is currently under active development.

Bug reports, feature requests, and constructive feedback are always appreciated.

License information will be published before the first public release.