Territory Wallet
Streamline your congregation's ministry territory management with our intuitive mobile app and powerful admin tools
Everything you need
Powerful tools designed for modern territory management
Interactive map builder
Create and manage territories with precision using our advanced mapping tools. Draw boundaries, assign addresses, and organize your congregation`s territory work with ease.
Visual Territory Management
Draw and edit territory boundaries with intuitive mapping tools
Address Assignment
Automatically assign and manage addresses within territory boundaries
Multi-Layer Visualizations
Visual overlays show activity heat maps and assignment status
Powerful admin tools
Comprehensive territory management from your browser with real-time insights and powerful mapping tools.
Interactive territory map designer
Create and edit territory boundaries with precision mapping tools
Address database management
Comprehensive address management with bulk import and geocoding
Real-time status tracking
Monitor territory assignments and progress in real-time
Detailed activity reporting
Generate comprehensive reports for service year planning
Frequently asked questions
Can`t find what you`re looking for? Check our documentation or contact us and we`ll help you out.
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Territory Wallet is currently available in Canada. Contact us to learn more about availability in your region.
Important Disclaimer
Territory Wallet is an independent tool created by active Jehovah's Witnesses. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with JW.org or the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. The views and features presented here are solely our own and do not represent official Jehovah's Witnesses positions or guidance.
This application is a supplementary tool only and does not replace any official programs, websites, or materials. It collects no personal data and contains no spiritual content. All information stored comes from your congregation's local body of elders. Any personal or congregation details visible in screenshots or tutorials are entirely fictional and used for demonstration purposes only.