Hey Archi is free. It will stay free.
I'm Nate Dunlap. I built Hey Archi in about a week in Manila, for the media team at Kids International Ministries (KIM), after retiring from Microsoft to help ministries be their best. Footage of real people, often kids, deserves a tool that stays on their own computer and doesn't cost a subscription. So Hey Archi is free, and it stays free for everyone. Read the story →
Nate Dunlap. I spent 27 years at Microsoft, the last stretch on the Xbox team, and the last year or so building with AI. Now I build for ministries through Missions In Action, putting skilled engineers right inside ministries.
If Hey Archi helps you, here's how to help back.
Everything here is optional. Hey Archi works the same either way.
Support by card
Once, or every month. The easiest way if you don't use GitHub.
What happens: a secure checkout page from Stripe opens. You don't need an account; you just pay with a card.
Sponsor on GitHub
A monthly sponsorship through GitHub Sponsors. Best if you're a developer and already use GitHub.
What happens: GitHub's sponsor page opens. You sign in to GitHub, pick a monthly amount, and can change or stop it there.
Share it
Tell one church media volunteer. Most people who'd love Hey Archi will hear about it from someone like you.
Report bugs and share what you made
Something not working, or a video you're proud of? I'd love to hear either.
Want help setting it up for your team?
Missions In Action can set up The Archive for your church or ministry, train your people and support them as they go. That's paid work; Hey Archi itself stays free.
Support goes to Missions In Action AI, LLC. It isn't a tax-deductible donation.