Updating your church information

Everything the setup wizard captured can be changed later from the Church profile editor. It's the source of truth for your public Psalmly profile, so keeping it current is how members and visitors see the right details.

Open the editor

From your church's admin area, choose Church profile in the sidebar. The editor is organised into sections down the left — Basics, Branding, Contact, Location, and Service times. Pick the section you want; each one saves on its own, so you can update just what you need without stepping through a wizard.

The sections

• Basics — your church name, public handle, denomination, tagline, and the "about" description. (See changing your handle below.)
• Branding — your logo, a wide cover image, and the accent color used across your profile. Logos look best square (at least 256×256); cover images look best wide (around 1600×600).
• Contact — email, phone, website, and Instagram/Facebook. These appear publicly.
• Location — your street address and the time zone your gatherings run in. The time zone is required because service times depend on it.
• Service times — your regular gatherings (day, one or more start times, a label, and a location). These are recurring gatherings, not one-off events. Add, edit, or remove rows; each change saves immediately.

To save a section, make your edits and choose Save changes. A short confirmation appears; if a save can't go through, the editor tells you inline so nothing is lost.

Your profile completeness

The ring at the top shows how complete your profile is, and a small amber dot marks any section that's still missing something. Finish setup jumps you to the first incomplete section. Completeness is only guidance — your profile can be published before it reaches 100%.

Publishing

Your profile starts as a draft and isn't publicly visible until you publish it. Use Publish / Unpublish in the header to control that — it's a deliberate, separate action, so saving a section never publishes you by surprise. View public profile opens what visitors see; while you're a draft it shows a private preview.

Changing your handle

Your handle is your public web address (for example psalmly.app/your-church). You can change it in Basics, and Psalmly checks the new one is available as you type.

Because there's no automatic forwarding yet, changing your handle breaks any existing links to the old address — anything you've shared or printed will stop working. Psalmly asks you to confirm before switching, and then moves you to your new address.

Related

• Creating your church — what each field meant when you first set things up.