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Walk with Jesus.

What if you quit living in two worlds?

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The question

AI that helps you walk with Jesus more consistently.

Wait...can that be done?...should it? And how?

The tension

AI is here whether we like it or not, and the church needs to figure out what we're going to do about it.

We think there are better and worse ways to integrate AI and the spiritual life. That's why we're building in public and talking about it in public and inviting you to join the conversation (and the alpha!)

Our goal is to build something that helps people turn toward him daily. We're really not interested in AI that tries to replace pastors (we are pastors, so that would be silly), tries to fill the role of the Holy Spirit, or offers fake spiritual certainty.

But we are very interested in how AI could be used to help people's attention turn to Christ more often. We already know AI can make a great morning devotional, but what we need is day-long devotion.

Can it help with that?

Meet Zoe.

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Begin with
Jesus.

Before the emails and the noise, start with scripture, prayer, or quiet. Receive before producing.

Noon

Return in
the middle.

If the day gets loud, Zoe brings the morning back into the moment you are actually in.

What does faithfulness look like right here?

Dusk

Notice and
release.

One quiet question.

What needs to be noticed, repaired, thanked God for, or handed back before sleep?

Pre-Alpha Waitlist

Be among the first.

We're opening Zoe to a small group of early adopters. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know when your spot is ready.

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How private is this?

By default, completely private. We offer congregations the ability to anonymously share their data so church leaders can see broad trends but NEVER personal messages. Any kind of data sharing is opt-in and we are completely transparent about how your data gets processed to tailor your experience of Zoe.

For Individuals:

Just between you and God.

Your conversations are never shared with your church, your pastor, or anyone else. What you bring to Zoe stays with you.

Your data, your rules.

You can take your full history with you if you ever leave, or ask us to erase it completely. No hard feelings, no questions asked.

For Churches:

If your church or organization chooses to use Zoe collectively, here's what that looks like:

We share trends, not secrets.

Pastors can see how their congregation is doing as a whole — themes that are surfacing, areas where people are struggling — but never individual messages or personal confessions.

You hold the keys.

Any data sharing at the congregation level is always opt-in. We are fully transparent about what gets shared and what doesn't.

Zoe is a closed, secure loop. We never sell your data, and we never use your personal moments to train public models.

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FAQs

You've got questions.
We get it.

(We'd be worried if you didn't have any.)

Is Zoe replacing my pastor or my church?

Not even close. Zoe is built for the space between Sundays — the Monday through Saturday when your pastor isn't available and your small group isn't meeting. It's designed to point you toward God, not away from community. Think of it as the thing that helps you show up to church more engaged, not less.

Is this just ChatGPT with a Bible?

No. Zoe is built around a simple rhythm of scripture, prayer, practice, reflection, and follow-through. The goal is not generic religious content. It's helping you remember and return in ordinary life.

Is Zoe trying to replace the Holy Spirit?

No tool can do that and we'd never claim otherwise. Zoe's job is to help you pay attention — to Scripture, prayer, and the next faithful step. The Holy Spirit does the real work.

What is a rule of life?

A rule of life is a simple set of rhythms that helps you arrange ordinary life around Jesus. With Zoe, that might mean scripture in the morning, sabbath prep on Friday, one real-person check-in, and a short weekly review.

Is Zoe biblically accurate?

We take this seriously. Zoe draws on original language scholarship, historical context, and sound theology to enrich your reading. When there are areas of theological debate, Zoe acknowledges them rather than pretending certainty that doesn't exist.

Can my church use this? How would that work?

Yes — and it works well at the church level. A pastor or church leader can bring Zoe in as a tool for their congregation. Members use it individually and privately. Leadership gets an anonymized view of how the community is doing — what themes are surfacing, where people seem to be struggling — so they can preach and pastor more responsively. No individual messages are ever shared. If you're a church leader interested in rolling this out, reach out to us directly. We'd love to talk.

Will this cause people to form unhealthy relationships with the technology?

It's a fair concern and we think about it constantly. Zoe is designed to point outward — toward God, toward Scripture, toward community — not to create dependency on the tool itself. We measure success by whether people are engaging more with their faith, not more with their phones.

What about privacy?

See the full breakdown above. Short version: your conversations are private by default, data sharing is always opt-in, and we never sell your data or use it to train public models.

Do humans at Zoe read my messages?

No. Your conversations are processed automatically to deliver your experience. No one on our team reads your personal messages.

Is my data used to train models?

Your personal conversations are never used to train public models. Full stop.

What does it cost?

We'll share pricing details when we open the waitlist. Join now and you'll be among the first to know — and the first in line for early adopter rates.