Company · Studio · Lab01 / The fabric
It takes
shape.
A company, a creative practice, and a laboratory.
Brought together through the things we make.

Given form.
Choose an arrangement. Remembering it saves this choice only in your browser.
02 / Things taking shape
The work is
the way through.
ChurchOS holds the company’s product commitment. The Studio and Lab give creative work and experiments room to develop.
ChurchOS
The service, the people preparing it, and what remains afterward. Explore the product and its current entrances.
Phil Forge
Phil’s creative workspace: develop an idea, keep a version and return to the work. Access follows the account.
Phil Baptiste
The personal view: photographs, projects, and a way of seeing.
03 / Kept, carried, continued
Every edition leaves
something in the next.
Paper and ink. A living desk. The material in focus.
A deliberate act of keeping. The sixth carries them forward.
- 001Sources,
collected.The original look collection.
Read the lineage ↓ - 002Work,
kept.Retain the work. - 003It takes
shape.Enter the material. - 004Keep moving
forward.Carry what survived. - 005The work,
in human hands.Let someone continue.
The origin stays with the work.
Carried forward.
The original TCO mark, paper and ink, acid yellow, orange, and the meeting of a clear sans serif with an expressive italic carry through this edition.
Edition 001 survives in the source and look collection; a standalone company page is not part of this archive. Editions 002–005 remain available as their earlier expressions, including the ChurchOS program that informed them.
The thread and poster arrangements invite you to play with that language. Remembering an arrangement stores your choice on this device. Phil’s personal practice, TCO’s company work and each church’s work retain their own ownership.