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Discipleship, two at a time

Walk the kingdom way, together.

Pick one person. Agree on a few practices. Keep them side by side, a little every day, and talk about what you're learning every week.

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Free for the two of you, always.

A silence session: a 9:58 countdown over a dusk sky, a chip that says Eli is in it now, and Psalm 62.
Today in disciple.app: Ten minutes of silence is up next and Eli is in it now. Morning prayer is kept by both, and Eli's note on reading Mark sits under A chapter of Scripture.

How it works

Three minutes to start. A season to keep going.

  1. 1

    Start a walk

    One of you opens the app and sends a link or shows a code. The other scans it. You're walking together.

  2. 2

    Agree on a few practices

    Prayer, Scripture, silence, a shared meal, whatever your tradition keeps. Suggestions follow where you're rooted; you decide.

  3. 3

    Mark it. See each other.

    One tap when you've kept a practice. Your partner sees it, you see theirs. On Sunday you look back together.

Today

Two quiet marks a day, side by side.

Open the app and see what's left today. Tap the circle when you've kept a practice. Eli's mark shows up next to yours, and yours next to his.

  • Begin any practice and your partner knows you've started.
  • Add a short note on how you keep it, so they see the real thing and not just a title.
  • Keep it a few days running and a streak cheers you on. Miss one and it's an empty circle, never a red X.
Today in disciple.app: Ten minutes of silence is up next and Eli is in it now. Morning prayer is kept by both, and Eli's note on reading Mark sits under A chapter of Scripture.

Begin together

Pray at the same time, from two different places.

Tap Begin and the screen goes quiet. Silence gets a timer, reading gets an open clock, prayer gets a psalm and nothing else. When Eli starts too, you'll see it.

A silence session: a 9:58 countdown over a dusk sky, a chip that says Eli is in it now, and Psalm 62.

Sunday reflection

Once a week, look back together.

Four questions on Sunday. Where did you notice God? Which practices held, and which slipped? How did the thing you're working on go? What should your partner pray for?

  • Every answer is private until you flip its switch.
  • Share one answer and keep the rest. You decide per answer, not per week.
  • Ask for a read-back and the AI reads your own words back to you. It never grades anyone.
The Sunday reflection: four questions with Jordan's answers, each with its own switch for whether Eli sees it.

Streaks that cheer. Never a red X.

Just two people who can see each other keep going.

Keep a practice a few days running and a streak shows up. Miss one and it quietly starts again: an empty circle, never failure.

Before you meet

Walk into the conversation already knowing what to ask.

The brief puts this week's marks, what each of you shared from Sunday, and what you're praying for on one page. Half an hour over coffee goes a lot further.

  • Marks for the week as dots, yours and theirs.
  • Every shared reflection answer in one place.
  • Prayer requests you carry for each other, and the ones God answered.
With Eli: this week's marks as dots for each practice, then the answers both people shared from Sunday.
Pray: three requests from Jordan and Eli with Pray buttons, and Courage to call my brother answered this season.
What Eli sees: today's marks, your focus and how-you-do-it notes are always shared. Reflection answers and prayer requests only when you say so. Your prayer list and drafts never.

The sharing rule

What your partner sees, and what they don't.

Your partner sees what you mark and what you choose to share from your weekly reflection. Nothing else. Reflection answers are private until you tap share, and you share per answer, not per week. Leaving a walk removes your marks from the others' view.

Your partner sees

  • Which practices you marked, day by day.
  • What you're working on this season, and how you do each practice.
  • Answers you choose to share, one at a time, and prayer requests you put in the walk.

They don’t see

  • Anything you didn't share. It stays with you.
  • Rankings or grades. There aren't any, for either of you.
  • What the AI reflects back to you. It reads your words and never grades anyone.
How we handle your data

Phone or computer

The same walk on your phone and on your desk.

Use it in the browser on any phone or computer, or add it to your home screen. Marks show up for your partner the moment you make them.

disciple.app on a computer: Today with the navy sidebar, the Begin card, the practice list, and Eli's presence, this week's dots, prayers and focus in the right column.

The shape of a walk

Caught, not taught.

Discipleship moves through three postures. The app is built around them, not around any one tradition.

  1. Step 1

    Watch me

    The one further along shows how they keep a practice. Any practice can carry a short "how I do it" note, so the other person sees the real thing and not just a title.

  2. Step 2

    Do what I do

    Both of you keep the practice, and each of you sees the other keep it. Two quiet marks a day, side by side.

  3. Step 3

    Let's do it together

    The weekly reflection and the brief before you meet turn shared practice into mutual accountability. Either person can ask the other anything, and the arrow eventually points both ways.

What makes it different

Built for the part of discipleship nobody else builds for.

Built for two
Most faith apps are for one person or a whole church. This one is for two people, two names, one week.
The app for after the course ends
Works with whatever your church teaches. Keep going when the course is over.
Caught, not taught
Watch me, do what I do, let's do it together. Apprenticeship, not a curriculum.
Nothing held against you
Streaks cheer you on. A missed day is an empty circle, not a failure. Nobody is ranked, graded or shamed.
Working on yourself, with someone
Practices are what you do. The focus is who you're becoming.
Seasons end
Walk for a season. Then decide together what's next.

For churches and practice guides

For churchesThe app for after the course ends.Every course and pathway ends, and the pairs that formed in it quietly evaporate. Tell people to pair up and keep their rule in disciple.app, and the pairs have somewhere to live. It works with whatever your church teaches.See the church plan
Practice guidesShort how-to pages for common practices.How to keep a Sabbath, how to ask the examen, how to start a pair. Each guide ends with a way to keep the practice with someone.Browse the guides

Questions

Questions people ask.

Is this a habit app?

It borrows the daily check-in and keeps it kind. Keep a practice a few days in a row and a streak shows up to cheer you on. Miss a day and nothing turns red: the circle is just empty, and the streak quietly starts over. Nothing is ranked, and your partner never sees a score. It is a way for two people to keep a few practices side by side and talk about them each week.

What does my partner see?

Your partner sees what you mark and what you choose to share from your weekly reflection. Nothing else. Reflection answers are private until you tap share, and you share per answer, not per week. Leaving a walk removes your marks from the others' view.

Do we both pay?

No. A walk is free for the two people in it, always, and a partner never has to pay to join you. Churches and optional supporters pay for other things.

Can we use our own rule?

Yes. Practices are freeform text. Write your own, pick from the starter suggestions, or paste in a rule you've already written and the app splits it into practices for you to confirm. It works with any rule, including one from the Rule of Life Builder.

Which traditions is it for?

Any. There is no Christian mode or Jewish mode. A Baptist pair might type "morning prayer" and "patience"; a Messianic pair might type "Shacharit from the siddur" and "savlanut". The app treats them the same. One skippable question, "Where are you rooted?", only changes the order of the suggestions.

What does the AI do?

After your weekly reflection it reads your own words back in two or three sentences and asks at most one question. It never gives advice, never rates you, and never compares you with your partner. Your words are not used to train models.

Can more than two of us walk together?

Yes. A walk can hold two to four people, and a group leader can put one QR code on the screen so everyone scans into the same walk.

How do we start?

One of you starts a walk and shows a QR code; the other scans it with any phone. If you're apart, send a link. If there's no camera, type the six-character code.

Walk with someone this season.

One of you starts a walk. The other scans a code. You're walking together.

Start a walk

Free for the two of you, always.