A prayer journal app that keeps every request close
Write a prayer in seconds, organise it so nothing slips, and return to it whenever you want. PrayMe is a Christian prayer journal for iPhone built to hold the things you promise to pray for.
A prayer journal is a written record of what you bring to God and how He answers. PrayMe turns that record into a searchable, always-with-you journal on your iPhone — with reminders, tags, and guided prompts for when words are hard.
Write it down in seconds — not minutes
The best prayer journal is the one you actually use. PrayMe removes every bit of friction.
- Add a request with one tap — no long forms.
- Organise by person, season, or type: family, healing, provision, gratitude.
- Tag prayers so you can find them again months later.
- Let guided prompts suggest a starting point when you feel stuck.
The difference between intending to pray and actually praying
Memory is a poor place to keep a promise. Writing a prayer down moves it from a vague intention into something you can act on — and something you can look back on.
Research note. Studies on expressive writing have linked putting experiences into words with reduced stress and clearer thinking (Pennebaker & Beall, Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 1986). Gratitude journaling specifically has been associated with higher reported well-being (Emmons & McCullough, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2003).
PrayMe adds something those studies never measured: a record of answered prayer you can read back in the seasons when you need it most.
One journal, shaped to your tradition
Whether you are Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, or nondenominational, PrayMe adapts its language and routines to the way you already pray.
Frequently asked questions
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Don’t let your prayers be forgotten.
Capture your conversations with God, track answered prayers, and build a stronger daily relationship with Christ.