World Development Fund · Church App
Mr Nguni's note says every person gets their own dedicated screen. This is what that means in practice: one Monarch card on the app, opening a different screen depending on who taps it — and two graduates doing two completely different jobs.
The Monarch card sits on the church's home screen like any other. What it opens depends on who is signed in. The two graduates must never see each other's console — different people, different work.
| Who taps Monarch | What opens |
|---|---|
| Church member | The packages — sign up for a financial product |
| Community member | The same packages, reached through the school |
| Pastor | The packages for himself, plus how many of his people have signed up |
| Monarch graduate | His work console. Not a shop — a place to capture applications and see his pipeline |
| WDF graduate | Nothing. Monarch is not his job — he has his own card |
Graduate 1 sells. Graduate 2 administers. They report to different people — Nomfundo and Kotlego on the Monarch side, Tinny on the WDF side — so their screens carry different colours and different work.
Sells the financial products. Runs bursary applications. Answers to Nomfundo & Kotlego.
Runs the church's admin inside our system. Answers to Tinny. This is the graduate who will actually use what we have built.
Neither graduate can have a screen until they have a login, and nothing in the app has that today. The three states below are Mr Nguni's own — from the diagram and from the 10 July announcement.