An overview of F.I.D. Studio's SaaS portfolio — ChurchRide, ChurchNote, Shift Flow, FrgeTrade, ChurchStage, and client work. Each product solves one problem exceptionally well.
At F.I.D. Studio, we don't build software for the sake of building software. Every product in our portfolio started with a real conversation, a real frustration, or a real inefficiency that someone was living with every day. Here's a walkthrough of what we've built, what we're building, and why each product exists.
ChurchRide — Church Transport, Solved
Churches that run transport ministries know the chaos: phone trees, WhatsApp groups, paper passenger lists, drivers who don't know who they're picking up, and administrators who can't see the full picture. ChurchRide replaces all of that with a single platform where administrators schedule runs, riders book seats, drivers see their routes, and everyone has the information they need.
The product offers a free tier for small transport ministries and paid plans for churches that need GPS tracking, push notifications, and higher operational capacity. It's built for the reality of how churches actually operate — usually one to three simultaneous routes, a handful of volunteer drivers, and a rotating passenger list.
ChurchRide is being used and trialled in both UK and Nigerian church contexts, with a roadmap toward native mobile apps for reliable background GPS tracking and offline support.
ChurchNote — Your Notes, Your Journey, Your Faith
ChurchNote is a personal-first faith journaling app. It lets you capture sermon notes, study the Bible, track your prayers, and reflect on your spiritual journey — all in one place, all private to you.
Unlike church management software, ChurchNote doesn't belong to your church. Your notes belong to you. If you move churches, attend a conference, or visit another ministry, your journal goes with you. The app includes an optional minister portal where church leaders can share sermon information and see aggregate engagement — but individual notes are always private.
ChurchNote is live on the Google Play Store and is free for users, with a donation-sustained model and a paid minister portal for congregations.
Shift Flow — Workforce Scheduling Without the Spreadsheet
Shift Flow exists because too many organisations still run their workforce on spreadsheets, paper rotas, and group chats. The product handles shift scheduling, attendance tracking, kiosk-style sign-in, and reporting — all in one clean interface.
With tiered pricing from one-time event passes to enterprise subscriptions, Shift Flow is designed to serve everyone from a small business running weekend shifts to a large hospital managing hundreds of staff. A key focus is attendance integrity — preventing buddy punching and ensuring that the person who signed in is the person who showed up.
Shift Flow is being positioned for both UK and Nigerian markets, with specific interest from healthcare institutions that need reliable, tamper-resistant attendance systems.
FrgeTrade — Trading Discipline, Not Trading Signals
FrgeTrade was born from a simple realisation: most traders don't fail because their strategy is bad. They fail because their discipline is. The platform focuses on the two core struggles most traders face — discipline and accountability — through trade journaling, pre-trade checklists, daily bias tracking, study notes, AI-powered trade reviews, and community rooms.
Rather than promising profits or selling signals, FrgeTrade helps traders build the habits that actually matter: journalling every trade, following a pre-trade process, reviewing honestly, and staying accountable to yourself and your community.
The platform is being rebuilt as a native Android application using React Native and Expo, with the web version remaining available throughout the transition.
ChurchStage — Worship Presentation, Reimagined (In Development)
ChurchStage is our next major product: church presentation software designed to feel like a live control room, not a slide deck. Inspired by tools like EasyWorship, ChurchStage aims to provide a dark, professional interface with service flow planning, preview/live panels, Bible search, and an operator workflow that actually matches how worship services run.
This product is still in development. We're building it carefully because presentation software is mission-critical on Sunday morning — it needs to work flawlessly under pressure.
Client Work — DSL Driving School
Beyond our own SaaS products, F.I.D. Studio builds and supports software for client businesses. DSL Driving School, a Canterbury-based driving school offering manual and automatic lessons, is one such project. The application handles student enquiries, lesson scheduling, progress tracking, and student portal access.
Client work is an important part of our business — it keeps us connected to real-world problems and helps fund the development of our own product portfolio.
The Thread That Ties Them Together
Each product serves a different audience, but the philosophy is the same: solve one real problem, solve it well, keep the interface clean, and be honest about what the software does and doesn't do. That's F.I.D. Studio.