About Praytify
Built by peoplewho actually pray.

01Why it exists
Praytify started with a simple observation: the most powerful thing Christians do together, pray for one another, had no real home in the digital world. Group chats bury requests. Social media turns vulnerability into performance. And the quiet prayer warriors who faithfully carry others’ burdens never get to see what God does with their faithfulness.
So we built something different. Not a social network with a Christian coat of paint. Not a meditation app with a cross on it. A genuine prayer community where spiritual action happens between people, where someone can whisper their deepest need into a phone at 2am and wake up knowing that real people carried it to God on their behalf.
No one walks through their valley alone.
02What we measure
Community first.Never content first.
03How we work
- We start every sprint with prayer.
- Before the standup, before the backlog, we pray together.
- We build for the least technical member.
- If a grandmother in Lagos cannot use it, we have not finished.
- We celebrate answered prayers as our highest measure.
- Testimony conversion matters more to us than daily active users.
- We ship weekly, because connection cannot wait.
- Someone is praying alone tonight. Speed is a spiritual discipline.

04What we stand on
- Spiritual integrity
- Every feature must make prayer more genuine, not just more frequent. We will never gamify the sacred.
- Honest design
- No dark patterns. No guilt triggers. No countdown timers. We respect your intelligence and your spiritual agency.
- Relational depth
- Technology should strengthen the connection between people, not replace it. Community is the product.

05Where we are starting
United States · EFCA churches
Co-designed, not pitched.
Nigeria · Catholic parishes
Through the people already trusted.

06Who is building it
A small team,growing slowly on purpose.
John Kolade
Founder
The rest of the team is engineers and designers who pray, guided by pastoral advisors across the traditions we serve. We would rather move carefully and be trusted with what people bring us than grow quickly and handle it badly.