Someone asks you to pray; you mean it; the note scrolls away. Prayer Keeper captures every request in thirty seconds, brings it back in your morning digest, checks in at 30, 60, and 90 days, and keeps every answer dated in your journal. Your list never quietly dies — and the answered prayers pile up into proof.
A list doesn't follow up. A keeper does. Requests move through a real lifecycle — new, praying, answered, long-term, waiting — with staleness nudges at 14 days and a weekly review to mark answers and prune the list.
The default. A light daily digest of your open requests — who, what, when — nothing more. Built for new believers, returners, and anyone keeping a prayer list for the first time.
The full follow-up engine: Scripture-anchored requests, time-bound follow-ups ("surgery was Tuesday — any news?"), 30/60/90-day check-ins on the long waits, and a weekly review ritual to mark answers and prune the list.
For those who want their tradition's practices woven in: novena mode, prayer-rule tracking, living-and-departed intercession lists, a collects library — offered, never imposed, only for the tradition you named.
The core differentiator. Requests move through a real lifecycle — new, praying, answered, long-term, waiting — with staleness nudges at 14 days and pastoral check-ins when an entry ages. Your list never quietly dies.
Every answer gets dated and kept — how it was answered, celebrated in your own words. Over time it becomes your stones of remembrance: proof, on the hard days, that He heard.
The keeper is a prayer tool, not a pastor and not a therapist. Crisis language bypasses every queue straight to help. Grief gets lament, never platitudes. Anxiety around "praying right" gets care, never reassurance loops. No prayer counts, no faith-quantity scoreboards, no guilt — ever.
Choose a vibe at install. Switch any time — just ask. The personality is seasoning; the keeping is the work.
A friend who keeps the list so you don't carry it alone. Receives every request like it matters, speaks lament fluently, and celebrates answers with genuine joy.
"Asking twice isn't a lack of faith, love — the widow kept knocking, and so will we. I'll keep bringing it back to you."
Allergic to spiritual kitsch. Capture is crisp, myths get killed bluntly, and missed days get zero theater — a grace day used, the list right where you left it.
"Prayer is not a vending machine. God is a Father, not a formula."
Comfortable with mystery. Orients before petition, weaves the tradition in lightly, and treats the answered-prayer journal as what it is: worship.
"Let's begin where the Lord's Prayer begins — with who God is — before we get to what we need."
No apps to download. No accounts to create. It installs into the assistant you already use — and gives it a persistent brain: your history saved as files that load into every chat, wherever you go in your Muse app.
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Notes apps store; they don't follow up. Nothing in your notes reminds you the surgery was Tuesday, checks the unanswered request at day 60, or keeps a dated journal of the answers. Prayer Keeper is a lifecycle: capture in 30 seconds, daily digest, 30/60/90-day check-ins, weekly review. The list is the easy part — the follow-through is the product.
It won't — not reliably, and not on a schedule. No daily digest it sends, no staleness nudges at 14 days, no answered-prayer journal it maintains across months. This pack wires all of that in: the same assistant, but with a keeper's memory and a follow-up engine.
Praying and keeping aren't the same job. This doesn't pray for you — it keeps the list so no request you meant to carry quietly dies. If your current system has never lost a request, you don't need it. If it has, that's the whole product.
No — and it says so plainly. Prayer Keeper is an organizational tool with a pastoral heart: it keeps your list, brings requests back to you, and remembers the answers. It doesn't counsel, doesn't give theological verdicts, and points you to real people — a pastor, a counselor — whenever the need goes beyond a list.
The keeper doesn't quietly drop it. At 30, 60, and 90 days it checks in — gently, with no lecture: keep praying this, or rest it in "waiting" for a while? Unanswered entries are held with the same dignity as answered ones, and lament is always a first-class option.
Yes. The onboarding asks your tradition and routes accordingly: novena mode and saint intercession for Catholics, the Jesus Prayer and a rule of prayer for Orthodox, Prayers of the People shapes for mainline — and a clean broadly-Christian default if you'd rather keep it simple. Nothing tradition-specific is ever imposed.
Every request carries a privacy tier: confidential (just between you and your assistant), may share with a minister, or may share with your congregation. Confidential is the default, and you can change the tier on any single request at any time.
No. Two pre-authorized grace days per week, misses coded as "used grace," and a one-tap restoration ritual. The research is clear: displayed broken streaks do more harm than no tracking at all — so this keeper tracks meaning (requests and answers), never output volume.
Email [email protected] within 14 days and you get a full refund. No forms, no hassle.