The Goat's Chest brings together the memory and daily life of your Masonic Lodge in one place: collection, library, works by degree, sessions, museum, history, secretariat, and treasury.
Made for Brazilian Freemasonry, and for the brother who wants the Lodge in his pocket. It works on mobile phones and computers, with the same account and the same data.
The museum has rooms, and each door corresponds to a degree: the brother sees the entire map, enters what he can reach, and what he cannot yet reach remains visible as a door—not hidden as if it didn't exist.
The Lodge's memory has a name and a face: the founders, the gallery of venerable masters with the full name of each one, the brothers who have departed for the Eternal East, and the portrait of whoever is in the portrait today.
Upon opening the application, the brother sees what is being commemorated that day: the Lodge's dates and the anniversaries of birth, initiation, elevation, and exaltation of the members.
The Secretariat handles registration, positions, minutes, and invitations—and knows who has already entered the system and who hasn't. The Treasury handles dues, mutual aid, cash, and the monthly balance sheet.
What each brother sees stems from his degree and position—not from a folder someone decided to protect. Degree assignments require, in addition to registration, the word of the degree.
Each Lodge has its own Archive. The data of one Lodge does not mix with that of another, not even by mistake of those who administer it.
Made for those who are 70 years old, not for those who are 25: large letters adjustable by the brother himself, buttons that the finger can press, and every figure accompanied by the written word.
Access is exclusive to brothers from Lodges that use the system. There is no open registration: those who enter are invited by the Secretariat of their Lodge.
The Masonic Lodge in your pocket: collection, memory, secretariat and treasury.