Sacrament Program and Bishopric Agenda App LDS Tools

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New Member
#1
How can we make proposals for adding apps to LDS tools?
Community Moderators
#2
Feedback can be submitted from within Member Tools using the Send Feedback menu item in the Help menu.
JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?
New Member
#3
If I have a prototype app could I submit it as a request to add to the tools app?
Community Moderators
#4
The in-app feedback text is limited to 1000 characters and attachments are limited to images and PDF files. If they are interested in any proposal prototype they will contact you if you leave your email address. I have no idea whether you will get much traction on submitting a prototype because the Church department sponsoring the Member Tools app sets development efforts and we have no idea how long any proposal would take to get through the review before anyone would contact you.
JD Lessley
Have you tried finding your answer on the ChurchofJesusChrist.org Help Center or Tech Wiki?
New Member
#5
Edited 1 time, last by terrygmusser on
I have been requesting this feature for years. Providing feedback through the app feels like sending a message in a bottle into a black hole. Is this functionality currently on the development roadmap?

Could we please have a genuinely meaningful discussion regarding this topic, rather than repeatedly suggesting that we simply provide feedback through the application?

Respectfully,

Terry Musser
Executive Secretary and Technology Specialist
Dixie Valley Ward
Westbrook Stake
Community Moderators
#6
terrygmusser wrote: Sun Oct 11, 2026 10:21 am Could we please have a genuinely meaningful discussion regarding this topic, rather than repeatedly suggesting that we simply provide feedback through the application?
With whom do you wish to have a discussion? Nobody here has any influence over development priorities and roadmaps. The Feedback link/button is one way to get suggestions/requests to those who do have influence. The other way is to ask your stake president to raise the issue up his chain of command.
Senior Member
#7
rmrichesjr wrote: Sun Oct 11, 2026 10:59 amWith whom do you wish to have a discussion? Nobody here has any influence over development priorities and roadmaps.....
Adding to that, at first for new Forum members it can be hard to understand the way the Tech Forum operates. Everyone here is a regular church member, with local callings and no connection to any of the Church's development teams.

All of us understand how that may seem frustrating, but the Forum can be a helpful place to get ideas for workarounds or even existing solutions we may not have been aware of. So hopefully @terrygums, you can find value here in our discussions!