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Share a prayer. Know your group is praying.

Constant Pray is a private place for your small group to share requests, pray for each other through the week, and remember what God has done. It replaces the group text that buries every request by Tuesday.

We’re still building it. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when it goes live.

RM Rachel shared a request · 2h ago

My dad’s surgery is Thursday morning. Please pray for steady hands and for peace for my mom while she waits.

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Made for groups like
  • Home groups
  • Bible studies
  • Moms’ groups
  • Campus fellowships
  • Prayer chains
  • Families
Features

Everything a praying group needs, and nothing that gets in the way.

No feed to scroll, no ads, no strangers. Only your people and what they’ve asked you to pray for.

Share a request in seconds

Write it once and the whole group sees it. Add an update later without starting a new thread.

“I’m praying” means something

One tap tells a friend they aren’t carrying it alone. They see who prayed, and when.

Gentle reminders

Pick a time, like 7:00 each morning, and get one quiet nudge with today’s requests. No buzzing all day.

Answered prayers, kept

Mark a request answered and it moves to a running record your group can look back on together.

Private by default

Groups are invite-only. Share a request with everyone, with leaders only, or without your name.

A list for meeting night

Open this week’s list when you gather, so prayer time starts with praying instead of catching up.

Thursday Night Group 7 members
RMRachel · 2hUrgent
Dad’s surgery Thursday morning. 5 praying · 1 update
JTJames · Mon
Final interview on Friday. Wisdom either way. 6 praying
··Shared without a name · Sun
Patience at home. It has been a hard month. 7 praying
How it works

From “please pray” to “praise God” in one place.

  1. Invite your group

    Send one link. Members join from their phone with no app-store detour and no account to remember.

  2. Share and pray through the week

    Requests stay in one list, ordered by need. Updates stay attached to the request they belong to.

  3. Mark it answered

    When a prayer is answered, say so. The group is told, and the story is saved for the hard weeks.

Why groups switch

A group chat holds messages. This holds each other.

No request gets buried

In a chat, a prayer request is gone under dinner plans within the hour. Here it stays open until the person who shared it says otherwise.

Quiet members get heard

Some people will never speak up in the circle. Sharing in writing, or without a name, gives them a way in.

You actually follow up

Reminders arrive on the morning of the surgery, the interview, the court date, so “how did it go?” comes on the right day.

Faith grows when you look back

A year of answered prayers in one list changes how a group prays for the next thing.

From the groups

What it feels like to be prayed for on purpose.

Sample quotes for the demo. Replace with real words from your groups before launch.
“I saw six names light up the morning of my dad’s surgery. I’ve never felt less alone in a waiting room.”
RMGroup memberThursday night home group
“Our prayer time used to be twenty minutes of updates and five of prayer. Now we open the list and pray.”
JTGroup leaderYoung adults Bible study
“We read the answered list out loud on our group’s anniversary. Forty-one entries. People cried.”
DSGroup hostMoms’ prayer group
Questions

Asked by leaders before they invite their group.

Who can see what I share?

Only the people in your group. Groups are invite-only and never appear in search. You can also limit a request to leaders, or share it without your name.

Does everyone need to download an app?

No. Members join from an invite link and can use Constant Pray in their phone’s browser. The app is there for anyone who wants reminders on their lock screen.

How is this better than our group text?

A group text mixes prayer requests with everything else, and nothing is ever marked as followed up or answered. Constant Pray keeps each request open, shows who is praying, and saves the answers.

Is it tied to a denomination?

No. Any group that prays together can use it. There is no built-in content or curriculum, only your group’s own requests.

What happens to a request if someone leaves?

They choose. They can take their requests with them, or leave them so the group can keep praying.

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Constant Pray is under construction. Leave your email and we’ll notify you when it goes live.