A parish website you can actually edit yourself.
Your public site lives right inside Symphonia, so it's never out of date. Click any text to change it, pick from professionally designed Orthodox themes, and let your service times, clergy, and events fill themselves in from the records you already keep. No web designer, no separate login.
The service time that was wrong for a year.
A visitor drove across town for a Liturgy that had moved, because the one person who could edit the website left the parish two years ago and no one has the password. For most parishes the website is a locked box. Symphonia makes it something the priest or a volunteer can change in a minute, and the parts that should never be stale, the schedule and the clergy, keep themselves current.
What you click is what you edit.
See your real site, click a line, and change it. Then it's beautiful on every phone, too.
Start beautiful, then make it yours.
A living site, not a brochure.
Fed by the whole parish.
A live schedule
The service schedule block pulls from your parish calendar, so the times are never wrong.
groupsYour clergy & people
A clergy or staff block reads from People & Records, updating itself as your parish changes.
forward_to_inboxThe front door
Your "how can we help?" request forms live on the site and land in the clergy inbox.
The honest answers.
No. The whole point is that you edit it yourself. You see your live site and click the thing you want to change. There is no separate builder to learn and no code to touch.
Twelve finished themes designed for parishes, each with its own colorways and font pairings. Pick one, make it yours with your photos and colors, and switch any time.
Not the way an old site does. The schedule, clergy, and event sections pull live from your parish records, so when you update a service time in the Studio, the website is already right.
The published site works beautifully on every phone. The editor itself is meant for a laptop or tablet, where there is room to arrange a page comfortably.
A website you'll actually keep up.
See how easily you can edit your parish's own site, and how it keeps itself current, in a short walkthrough.