The Christian Linux distribution. A Christic experience.
JESUS DASH is a full Linux distribution: the Linux kernel, Trinity Core, and Jesus New OS brought into one mobile-first experience. A knowledge-based operating system, developed first for PineCone, with a life centered in Christ at its heart.
The shell is the world you see and use: navigation, appearance, applications, settings, books, music, prayer, and personal learning. Jesus New connects the services beneath it with a welcoming experience built around the person.
Preview the shell through the iOS companion, or explore its Linux phone foundation with PineCone.
The service layer connects supported hardware and Linux diagnostics with the shell. Its architectural scope spans more than 200 system packages, covering files, storage, networking, display, input, audio, and platform services.
Developed through AI-assisted coding with ChatGPT, it is continually maintained through Christian Cassarly’s AI-assisted engineering workflow. The focus is dependable integration and a faster, smoother shell experience.
Christian’s vision is to make hardware understandable through conversation: beginning with the phone, then extending to supported home utilities, vehicles, and other equipment through qualified integrations.
The Linux kernel
Created by Linus Torvalds and developed by a global community, Linux is the foundation beneath the distribution. It manages processes, memory, drivers, permissions, and access to system resources.
Its open ecosystem gives users and developers room to study, adapt, maintain, and build technology for different hardware. Trinity Core turns supported system signals into services; Jesus New OS brings them into the user experience.
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A distribution brings the Linux kernel together with system services, software packages, applications, and a user experience. JESUS DASH is the whole distribution; Jesus New OS is its shell, and Trinity Core is its service layer.
Like established distributions, it gives these pieces a coherent home. The choice of Linux connects JESUS DASH to an established software ecosystem while leaving room for a distinctly mobile-first, knowledge-centered experience.
Jesus New OS — also called Jesus New — is the shell: the user interface and application experience of JESUS DASH. It is where navigation, appearance, settings, and everyday tools become a coherent personal dashboard.
Its knowledge-centered direction brings learning, books, music, prayer, and insight into that experience. Codex, Fusion, and UL connect the idea of a digital home with the things a person wants to understand and carry through life. Jesus New Radio belongs to the wider music ecosystem intended for the distribution.
Trinity Core is the service layer between the Linux foundation and the Jesus New OS experience. Its architectural scope includes hardware and platform services, along with the integration needed for files, storage, networking, display, input, and audio.
Christian Cassarly describes that scope as more than 200 system packages. This expresses the breadth of the service architecture: coordinating the system’s capabilities and giving the shell a consistent way to work with them. The service layer is designed to keep those connections coherent across supported device profiles.
The kernel manages processes and memory, mediates access to hardware through drivers, and provides the foundations for permissions and system resources. Those responsibilities remain essential to a useful phone, even when some work can happen remotely.
Linux is the foundation chosen for JESUS DASH. It makes the distribution part of an established ecosystem of tools, applications, drivers, and development practices. Trinity Core builds the service layer above it; Jesus New OS shapes the experience a person sees and uses.
CAS is the architecture’s route to remote computing: eligible heavy workloads can use cloud resources, APIs, and servers while the local dashboard stays responsive and personal.
On your device
The experience stays close.
Local interface, navigation, device interaction, and offline essentials.
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Through CAS
Work where it fits.
Eligible heavy tasks and connected services, handled remotely when appropriate.
Workload placement depends on the task, connection, provider, privacy needs, and device capabilities. Hardware, power, latency, and network quality remain part of the experience.
A lightweight design direction
Carry the foundation. Shape the dashboard.
The goal is a minimal device profile: keep the essentials close, use services deliberately, and avoid loading every environment with capabilities it does not need. That is a design direction for lightweight operation, rather than a benchmark or a promise of universal hardware support.
Future equipment-specific dashboards can share the JESUS DASH architecture while adapting their interfaces and integrations to their setting. A phone, a home display, or a learning space each has its own screen, inputs, drivers, and practical constraints.
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Where we are today
Mobile first. PineCone first.
Christian Cassarly brings the Linux foundation, Trinity Core and Jesus New OS together as JESUS DASH. PineCone is the first device. Wider dashboard deployments are the next phase of the vision.
Current software
A Linux phone foundation. A shell you can preview.
PineCone’s current Linux phone foundation is the starting point for the distribution work. The Jesus New OS iOS app offers an available shell preview and companion experience, separate from the Linux system on PineCone.
Christian Cassarly is developing JESUS DASH first around PineCone. The goal is to bring learning, reading, music, prayer, and insight into one welcoming mobile experience.
PineCone brings Jesus New OS to the PINE64 PinePhone Beta Edition, the Linux handset underlying our current phone work. Preorder information and requests are handled by the PineCone websites.
The Jesus New OS iOS app offers a shell preview and companion experience. It lets you explore the direction of the interface on an iPhone; the Linux kernel does not run inside this iOS app.
Future dashboards may be shaped for different equipment while sharing the JESUS DASH distribution architecture. Hardware capabilities, drivers, power, and network access will continue to matter.
Jesus New OS · The shell on PineCone
A living conversation. A life of discipleship.
The heart of Jesus New OS is the Living Chats: a place to ask, learn, pray, and return to what matters. The library, UL, and everyday tools come together around one purpose — helping you follow Christ through daily life.
This is the shell: the world you touch on PineCone. Scripture, study, fellowship, and practical tools share a home, so a question can become a reading, a reflection, and something you put into practice.
Begin here · Living Chats
Let learning become part of your life.
Living Chats bring AI-supported conversation into your walk with Christ. Explore a passage, work through a question, reflect on your day, or connect something you have read with a practical next step. Saved conversations give you somewhere to return, instead of starting over each time.
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Ask & explore
Bring your questions to Christian knowledge and Scripture.
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Remember & reflect
Return to saved conversations and readings in the Aleph Reader.
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Practice & share
Carry learning into prayer, relationships, and everyday choices.
UL · User Learning
Connected to you. Created for discipleship.
UL is the personal learning thread tied into the experience. It brings relevant context from your interests, preferences, goals, and previous learning to supported Trinity conversations. Codex supplies Christian source material; Fusion brings it into the response; UL helps connect the expression to the person asking.
That same thread connects supported experiences such as Trinity Chat, Conqueror, Internet, and Tube. Your question about a book, a lesson, or daily life can become a more personal conversation. Shared context depends on the account, available UL records, and your sharing permissions.
Everything is created with discipleship in mind: knowing Scripture, growing in wisdom, making space for prayer, serving others, and carrying faith into ordinary life. The technology supports a continuing practice of learning and following Christ.
01 · Conversation & intelligence
Meet Trinity.
Talk with the system, bring the library to life, and go deeper into a question.
Trinity Chat
Speak to your kernel through Trinity Core. Ask about the phone, understand supported system diagnostics, and work with available device controls through conversation. Assistant and Internet conversations bring personal help and research into the same Trinity home.
Trinity Conqueror
Our library comes to life. Conqueror finds relevant passages in the on-phone Codex library, reasons over the selected sources, and uses UL to personalize the response. Explore Christian wisdom in relation to the question you are facing.
Trinity Boost
A home for focused boost programs: thinking, writing, investing, and deeper reports. Choose a tool for the work in front of you, then begin with a clearer purpose and a focused conversation.
Trinity Internet & Trinity Tube
Trinity Internet uses connected servers for research and source retrieval while PineCone presents the experience. Trinity Tube turns available video transcripts into short or long reading lessons with UL and Fusion, then lets you discuss the lesson with Trinity.
Trinity Friends
Meet the named AI companions in the Trinity portal. Choose a different conversational perspective for encouragement, reflection, and exploration, alongside your own Living Chats.
02 · Scripture & learning
A library you can live with.
Read, ask, remember, and keep growing.
Codex Library
Explore Christian books, thought, history, and devotion. Read a work for yourself, discover another perspective, and bring questions from the library into a living conversation.
Financial University
Study money and financial understanding within a life of stewardship. Bring learning, questions, and reflection together as you develop more thoughtful habits around resources.
Solomon School
PineCone’s School of Solomon brings structured learning into the shell. Explore degree readings, study materials, and available exams as you pursue knowledge and wisdom.
Reveal Bible
Keep Scripture close. Read the Bible, explore its passages, and continue your questions in Bible Chat, connecting study with prayer and daily discipleship.
Remember That Verse
Build a practice of Scripture recall. Return to verses, practice remembering them, and carry what you study beyond the moment you read it.
Aleph Reader
Read the saved AI responses from your Living Chats as Aleph volumes. Search the words and return to a reading. The Revelation collection holds saved Bible Chat responses and reflections; the original saved text is preserved.
03 · Prayer & fellowship
A community around Christ.
Make room for stillness, music, prayer, and one another.
Jesus Online
Think of the familiar chat-room spirit of AOL, centered around Christ. Jesus Online brings rooms, conversations, and fellowship into the Jesus World community — places to meet, share, and belong.
Prayer Share
Choose one of your original prayers and share it in a conversation. Bring prayer into fellowship and offer encouragement to someone in your community.
Coming next on PineCone
Echo & AirDrop
Echo technology and AirDrop are upcoming additions to the chat tools, alongside Prayer Share. These two features are currently marked “coming next” on PineCone; you can already share your original prayers through Prayer Share.
Meditation
Create space for quiet, attention, and reflection. Bring a calmer rhythm into your day alongside Scripture and prayer.
Jesus New Radio
Music is part of your digital home. Listen to Jesus New Radio and make room for Christian music throughout the day.
Open the church experience from the shell. Keep worship, prayer, and community close to the conversations and learning that shape your week.
04 · Your everyday world
Faith belongs in daily life.
The practical things have a place here, too.
Jesus New Fitness
Our own fitness experience lives in Temple Suite. Give physical activity and care for your body a place alongside the other habits of your day.
Maps
Use Jesus New Maps to explore places and find your way. Bring the world around you into the same daily phone experience.
Community email
Our own email experience connects people within the Jesus World community. Keep correspondence close to your fellowship and everyday tools.
Games & Christian news
Take a break with the games in the shell, including the Living Bible game. Visit the Christian news center, Jesus New Times, to explore news and the world around the community.
Recorder, camera & video
Record a thought, capture a photograph, or make a video. These familiar tools keep practical creativity within reach.
Flashlight
A simple everyday utility, ready when you need light. The phone brings its practical tools together with its learning and community experiences.
05 · Rewards & stewardship
Receive. Keep. Offer.
A personal collection, a reward journey, and a way to express generosity.
Rewards & Rings
The reward system tracks eligible phone activity and confirmed awards. Rings are the community’s in-app reward balance; the Rewards page shows progress and confirmed earnings, so you can follow your journey.
The store
Explore WordMart’s digital items and their Ring prices. The store connects your in-app balance with things you can collect within the experience.
Inventory
Your inventory holds the digital items you have acquired. Return to your collection and choose what you want to keep or offer.
Offer to God
The altar gives you a place to offer eligible inventory items as an expression of devotion within the app. It connects your collection with a practice of offering and reflection.
Orbs
Orbs give files and collections a visual home. Arrange folders as movable, resizable circles, explore local, cloud, and SD locations, and work with shared collections through Jesus Online. Organize your world in a way you can see.
One shell · One purpose
Return to the conversation.
The apps open doors. Living Chats connect the learning. UL helps make it personal. Discipleship gives it direction — a daily life centered in Christ.
A knowledge-centered life
Room to learn. Wisdom to carry.
A quarter-million Christian works, connected to an AI experience designed to become more personal with you.
The Christian library
ScriptureFaithWisdomLearning
Codex250,000+ Christian works.
The public experience
Codex + Fusion. Learning made personal.
Codex connects JESUS DASH with the Christian digital library presented by ChristBooks: more than 250,000 works of Christian thought, history, devotion, and imagination. It is one of the distribution’s knowledge backbones. AI can draw on this body of knowledge to help people explore questions, find relevant sources, and connect learning with everyday needs. UL — User Learning — connects that experience with Codex and Fusion, with the aim of adapting to your interests, voice, preferences, and goals.
The library becomes a living companion in the experience: knowledge you can return to, ask about, and carry into your work and life. The aim is an expression that feels personal to you, supporting curiosity, reflection, useful insight, and meaningful discovery.
Christian Cassarly sees wider access to knowledge as a service to humanity and the body of Christ.
Build a practice of reading, asking questions, and returning to Christian wisdom.
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Listen & pray
Music, prayer, and insight are part of the ecosystem. Jesus New Radio is part of the Jesus New music ecosystem and the distribution’s intended connected experience.
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Make it your own
UL is intended to adapt to a person’s interests and goals, making learning and discovery feel more personal.
The CAS system · Cloud, APIs, and Servers +
JESUS DASH is designed as a knowledge-based, API-connected operating system. The CAS system places eligible heavy computation and large content collections in connected services, so the local shell can concentrate on a clear, responsive experience.
C · Cloud
A library beyond local storage.
Cloud delivery gives the experience access to the 250,000-work Christian library and other Christian content. A device can retrieve the material it needs instead of carrying the entire collection. Knowledge remains available across supported connected experiences.
A · APIs
One interface, many capabilities.
APIs connect the shell with many technologies and services: library access, music, AI assistance, account experiences, and supported integrations. The interface asks for a service and presents its result, rather than embedding every remote engine into the device.
S · Servers
Heavy work where it fits.
Servers can support online research, browsing-related retrieval, AI requests, API processing, and content delivery. The phone presents the experience while connected services can perform eligible work remotely. Server-backed browsing assistance complements the local browsing interface.
Why a lightweight operating system matters.
The aim is to reduce the local storage and computing burden of large libraries and heavy connected workloads. PineCone is the first setting; future dashboards can use a device profile suited to their display, inputs, and supported sensors. The screen, local navigation, device interaction, and offline essentials remain local. Hardware and connection quality still shape responsiveness.
Knowledge that can grow with you.
Codex, UL, and Fusion bring the library into a personal learning experience. UL is intended to adapt to your interests, preferences, voice, and goals while helping you explore Christian knowledge. Its purpose is useful insight, not simply a larger collection of files.
Christian Cassarly’s long-term hope is that sustained study, reflection, discipleship, and thoughtful technology can support growth in Christ, wisdom, meaningful relationships, productive work, and a more purposeful life. Over the years, the experience is intended to grow with the person using it.
Future quantum-enabled services are a research direction for supported specialized workloads, with their value established through actual integration and measurement.
An invitation to imagine
One foundation. Many places to belong.
Future dashboards for homes, journeys, learning, and a connected city united in Christ. These images are artistic future concepts.
A different view of the everyday.
AR · artistic future concepts
Future concepts by Christian Cassarly. Generated hardware images illustrate aspirations, not existing products.
The concept collection
Explore the possibilities.
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A future city, a human welcome
Kindness is part of the architecture.
The vision connects schools, colleges, churches, libraries, transit, homes, banks, and places of discovery — even a zoo — through welcoming public dashboards. A mobile device could bring your personal UL experience into a shared space, with consent and a clear way to end the session. These are future possibilities, not announced partnerships.
The connected world
Faith connects. Knowledge travels.
Explore the places around JESUS DASH — from a personal interface to books, music, and the first phone.
In Hebrew, ד״ש abbreviates drishat shalom (דרישת שלום): regards or greetings. Christian Cassarly brings that spirit of welcoming goodwill to the name JESUS DASH.
The spiritual inspiration behind the city vision +
The biblical cities of refuge in Numbers 35 and Joshua 20 inspire a concern for welcome and refuge. The New Jerusalem in Revelation 21 inspires a hopeful Christian imagination. These are spiritual inspirations; the proposed city is not presented as a fulfillment of prophecy or a verified divine endorsement.
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The founder · Christian Cassarly
Christian Cassarly. A life turned toward light.
Years of authorship. A caring vocation. A faith that sustains the work. This is Christian Cassarly’s testimony and the human story behind JESUS DASH.
Faith sustains. Knowledge opens. Love welcomes.
Founder & chief architect
Christian Cassarly is the visionary and chief architect behind JESUS DASH. His ambition is to broaden access to knowledge for humanity and the body of Christ, and to create technology that makes room for learning, wisdom, and care.
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The author
Christian Cassarly, learning to see farther.
Christian Cassarly describes roughly ten years of authorship as a period in which his mind developed toward visionary thinking. Writing became a way to hold a larger world in view: people, ideas, purpose, and the possibilities that connect them.
Among the works Christian Cassarly identifies are Mickey Mouse, the novel and Being Superman. His creative background informs the imagination behind the operating system — a place where knowledge can lead to new perspectives.
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The caregiver
Christian Cassarly, carrying care into technology.
Christian Cassarly formerly practiced as a registered nurse and no longer practices as an RN. That caring and healing background helped shape his interest in technology that serves the person, with attention to dignity and daily life.
Christian Cassarly also describes himself as a Christian healer. He sees this spiritual vocation and his caring background as influences on the character of the work.
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The testimony
Christian Cassarly, sustained by Christ.
Christian Cassarly describes years of personal and legal hardship. In his testimony, faith in Christ sustained his commitment through those years: to keep creating, to keep learning, and to keep offering something useful to others.
Christian Cassarly preaches God’s word and describes his vocation as a messenger of God. This is his testimony of faith. Christian teaching methodology informs the experience he is trying to build, with prayer, reflection, and learning woven into its purpose.
For Christian Cassarly, Christianity is a source of endurance and hope. The vision is a welcoming place where kindness, refuge, wisdom, and joyful usefulness can find a digital expression.
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The mission
Christian Cassarly, opening the door to knowledge.
Christian Cassarly believes that knowledge should be shared more widely rather than restricted. He is concerned about unequal access and wants the library and learning experience to help more people discover what they need.
Christian Cassarly’s answer is a knowledge-centered design: Codex, Fusion, and UL working toward a personal experience of learning. Its success will depend on the work ahead, thoughtful implementation, and the people who use it.
Christian Cassarly begins that vision with JESUS DASH on PineCone. The larger dream reaches toward homes, schools, churches, and a connected city united in Christ — a future invitation to participate, rather than a claim that it already exists.
Continue the journey with Christian Cassarly
A useful thing. A hopeful beginning.
Explore the work, glimpse the interface, and carry the invitation to someone who loves learning.
JESUS DASH is Christian Cassarly’s vision for the future of Jesus New OS: a Linux distribution that brings the Linux kernel, Trinity Core, and the Jesus New OS experience into dashboards shaped for the places we live, learn, travel, and serve.
Your Linux workspace
Public access is being prepared. Launch will be available after the native preview has been verified.
Your native Linux workspace
Your workspace opens here.
Credits & gratitude
With gratitude to those whose work and vision make this journey possible:
God
Harshana — original developer
Apple Developer Team
Google / Flutter
Linux / Linus Torvalds
OpenAI / Codex
Render
SpaceX / Starlink
Coinbase
Matt Furie
The founder’s vision
From vessels to Christic vessels.
Founder and chief architect Christian Cassarly imagines familiar spaces becoming Christic vessels: places where technology supports a life centered in Christ, with learning, care, prayer, and useful knowledge close at hand.
The ambition reaches from a personal dashboard to homes and city spaces; cars and boats; buildings and institutions; colleges, schools, and government facilities. Each setting would have its own purpose, interface, and supported integrations.
In the design, Jesus Christ Chat is always Home: the place to begin and return to across the planned device families. The aim is the same Jesus New OS operating system and service landscape, with a dashboard adapted to each screen and setting.
The tablet vision brings together the reading focus familiar from Kindle and the wider workspace of an iPad, with the same Jesus New OS service landscape close at hand.
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Jesus New OS
The welcoming shell and application experience, shaped around the person using the dashboard.
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Trinity Core
The service layer intended to connect that experience with qualified Linux platform and device integrations.
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A Linux foundation
The kernel and software ecosystem beneath the distribution, adapted to each supported device profile.
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A future deployment ambition
One vision. Work ahead for every setting.
PineCone is the starting point. Wider deployments remain a future ambition, with support established through device-specific engineering, integration permission, and testing in each environment.
JESUS DASH Preview
Your JESUS DASH. Room to explore.
A Home for Jesus Christ Chat. Space for Scripture, reflection, and a Temple Suite of familiar services. Your Linux workspace is taking shape.
About the planned native preview
The preview is being prepared to run the native Linux Jesus New OS workspace in a landscape layout, with Jesus Christ Chat at Home and Scripture on the left. It shares PineCone’s application foundation.
The planned installation scenes are a bedroom, yacht, private jet, city wall, and sports car. Scene day/night controls are intended to change both the surroundings and the native workspace. Royal Glass and Blue Linen are the two native theme families, each with day and night variants.
The public preview is planned to include three feature or compute calls, followed by a PineCone or Dash purchase prompt. Sign-in and access to your own account and history are intended to remain outside that allowance. Public sign-in and this policy still require verification.
A little room for a bigger world
Public access is being prepared. Launch will be available after the native preview has been verified.
Credits & gratitude
With gratitude to those whose work and vision make this journey possible:
Our OS, compacted for your computer. Experience JESUS DASH as software through the simplicity of a desktop window—a beautiful, connected home for your faith, learning, creativity and everyday life. Choose JESUS DASH or explore JESUS DASH Plus.
JESUS DASH · No purchase required
A beautiful place to begin.
FreeNo purchase required
Scripture, community, learning and everyday life, gathered into Spiritual Life, Media & Community, Life & Tools, and Library. This is useful software in its own right, and a welcoming introduction to JESUS DASH Plus.
Experience the Dash Vision today.
JESUS DASH is a complete free utility you can enjoy right on your laptop or desktop—a way to experience our vision for homes, cars, aircraft, private jets and boats before future installations arrive. You can also take the extra step and create your own setup on a compatible tablet, using the free software.
Our goal is to offer ready-to-install tablets in the future, potentially by 2028. For now, explore the vision on your supported computer or through your own compatible installation.
Faith & learning
Bible reading, historical Navigator resources, Remember That Verse, Church and Aleph.
Your everyday workspace
Calendar, Journal, calisthenics Fitness, a free diet planner, Games, Radio and Media Player. LifeFlow brings together ten meditation recordings for shared listening.
One connected account
A free JNOS account is required for Jesus Online, rewards and the store, shared LifeFlow listening, and the Living Chat preview. Sign in or create an account; password recovery is available. Reading and local tools remain available without signing in. Shared news and Fibonacci picks do not request a personalized AI analysis.
A taste of Living Chat
JESUS DASH includes three messages each for Living Jesus, Living God and Living Word: nine messages total per Firebase account. Once a chat’s allowance is used, you can explore JESUS DASH Plus.
Experience JESUS DASH Plus, a complete spiritual OS shell in a window on your personal computer, with the full application catalog and connected tools. Choose JESUS DASH Plus for the complete catalog and connected services.
Pay $149 for the official software at checkout. Your first 30 membership days are free.
Then $49.99/month for full Plus membership. The complete Plus program requires an active membership and online verification; it stops when membership is inactive. The separate free JESUS DASH edition remains available. A shared-installer recipient can subscribe for $49.99/month without purchasing the $149 official download; membership-only checkout has no trial.
Questions or feedback? Contact Christian directly. For help with the software, include your app version, computer model and what happened.
Institutions · Businesses · Churches · Schools
Your devices. Your community. Your JESUS DASH.
Bring a dedicated JESUS DASH experience to the places and people you serve.
Explore an OEM deployment for installed displays, staff tablets, classroom devices, church networks, or tablets used by customers, patrons and guests. Choose your own tablet hardware and tell us the model, scale and setting; we will review Linux compatibility and the adapters needed for your deployment.
Our OS, Trinity Core service-layer integration and Pop Corn kernel work are designed to make the device serve one coherent JESUS DASH experience, with a device-specific installation and support plan. Compatibility and seamless operation are established on each supported device before deployment.
PineCone phones are reserved for company investors. Tablet OEM opportunities are separate and open to organizations exploring their own JESUS DASH deployments.
Contact Christian Cassarly, founder and architect of JESUS DASH, personally. He welcomes your input, listens to your concerns, and is interested in the people who want to help shape what comes next.
Faith sustains.