Say what's on your heart. PrayerPath gives you back a prayer grounded in Scripture, then keeps it in a private journal you can return to.
Not on your Android phone right now? or email it to yourself.
“I hit a crisis point where I needed to pray, and nothing came. I’d always thought I knew how to pray, but in that moment I had no words; so after decades of building software, I built PrayerPath for myself. And if I was going to share it, it had to be free.”
Type the worry, the grief, the thanks. Whatever is there, in your own plain words.
PrayerPath gives you back a prayer grounded in Scripture, a starting place when the words won't come.
Keep it, edit it, pray it. Return to it tomorrow. The rhythm is yours to set.
Save every prayer, revisit them, and watch how God answers over time.
Fifteen translations, words of Jesus in red, and plain-language verse explanations.
A concordance that gathers every verse on the things you pray about.
They sync to your own Google Drive, encrypted. They never touch our servers. No account to hand over, nothing for us to read.
A single passage to begin with, part of a gentle daily rhythm.
Read in a clean, calm view, with the words of Jesus in red.
Search what you're carrying and find the verses that meet it.
Traditional, healing, and more, so the prayer fits the moment.
“The Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us.”
Yes. No subscriptions, no paywalls, every feature included. A small banner ad supports it, and it never appears on the Prayer or Bible screens.
To your own Google Drive, encrypted. They never reach our servers, so there is nothing for us to read or sell.
No. PrayerPath is a starting place for the moments when the words won't come. The praying is still yours.
Three translations are included: the King James Version (KJV), the American Standard Version (ASV), and the World English Bible (WEB). All feature the words of Jesus in red. Twelve additional English translations are available to download for free.
Partially. The Bible and any prayers you've saved to your Journal are available offline. Verse explanations and prayer generation require a network connection.