Questions and answers about Uplift.

Uplift is a Christian app for iPhone and Android that helps you carry God’s Word into every day of the week. It writes a short daily devotional for you, chooses People, Psalms and Proverbs from Scripture for your season, helps you pray, gives you a journal, and answers your questions in an AI Bible chat you can type or talk to.

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Uplift is made by 23One, LLC, a team of committed Christians who believe technology can serve the church rather than compete with it. You can reach a real person at [email protected].

Uplift is for anyone who wants God’s Word to shape their whole week: new believers, people who have walked with Jesus for decades, and the honestly curious. It is available for ages 13 and up.

Yes. Uplift is available on the App Store and Google Play, in English.

Uplift holds to historic, orthodox Christian belief: the Bible as the inspired, inerrant Word of God and the final authority for faith and life, one God in three persons, and salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone. Read the full Statement of Faith.

No. Uplift stands on the essentials Christians have held in common, set out in its Statement of Faith. On secondary matters, where faithful Christians reach different conclusions, it explains the major orthodox views with charity and encourages you to study Scripture for yourself.

Uplift quotes the Berean Standard Bible (BSB). Every verse is pulled from the text itself; the AI chooses references but never writes, paraphrases or “improves” Scripture.

No. Uplift is built for the six days between Sundays. It should leave you more eager to read your Bible, more committed to prayer and more connected to your local church, not less.

No. Prayer is between you and your Father in heaven, and no app can do it for you. Uplift helps you pray: it helps you put what’s on your heart into words, guides you through a time of prayer and keeps a record of what you’ve prayed and how God has answered. How prayer works in Uplift.

Yes. Uplift uses AI to personalize your devotional and the Scripture chosen for you, to answer your questions, to help you put prayers into words and to hold voice conversations. Scripture itself is never written by AI. Our AI principles explain the limits we hold ourselves to.

Yes. Like any AI, Uplift can be wrong, so it is built to be checked: verses are quoted from the Berean Standard Bible itself, answers draw on trusted Christian sources measured against our Statement of Faith, and every reference can be read in context. Test what you hear against Scripture, and if Uplift gets something wrong, tell us.

From the relevant passages of Scripture and vetted Christian reference material, measured against Uplift’s Statement of Faith, rather than from whatever a general-purpose AI absorbed from the open internet.

Uplift says plainly that it is an AI and encourages the person to reach real people: a pastor, a trusted friend, a counselor, or emergency and crisis services. In the US you can call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Uplift is available for ages 13 and up. Its answers are grounded in Scripture, and it points young people to trusted adults, their church and, in a crisis, to emergency help. As with any app, we encourage parents to talk with their teens about how they use it.

No. Uplift will never sell your data, to advertisers, data brokers or anyone else. It is funded by subscriptions from the people who use it. Read our privacy promise.

No. There are no ads in Uplift, and what you write in the app is never used to advertise to you.

What you write is used to run Uplift for you: to choose your devotional, answer your questions and keep your history. Service providers such as the AI and hosting services that run the app process it on our behalf. It is never sold and never used for advertising.

Yes. Delete your account in the app under Settings, then Delete Account. If you would like us to remove everything associated with you, email [email protected] from your account’s email address. How to delete your account.

Uplift offers a 7-day free trial with access to every feature. After your trial, Uplift costs $5.99 per week in the United States; outside the US, the App Store and Google Play show the price in your own currency before you subscribe. Cancel anytime.

Why do we charge? Because your prayers are personal, and they should stay that way. Uplift is supported by the people who use it, not advertisers. That means no ads, no selling your data, and no compromises on your privacy. See pricing.

Yes. Your first seven days are free, with every feature included. Cancel before the trial ends and you won’t be charged.

If you subscribed through the App Store or Google Play, cancel in your device’s subscription settings. If you subscribed by card in the US, email [email protected] and we’ll take care of it.

Yes. Live voice lets you have a hands-free conversation with Uplift, hear Scripture read aloud word for word, and keep a transcript of the conversation in your chats. More about the Bible chat.

Yes. Tap Listen on any devotional to hear it read aloud, which is handy on a commute or a walk. More about the daily devotional.

Yes. Share any devotional from the app and your friend can read it on uplift.chat, even if they don’t have Uplift yet.

Yes. Choose light, dark or your phone’s system setting, and on iPhone you can keep today’s verse on your home screen with the Uplift widget.