faith.tools is Apps for Christians

faith.tools is a curated directory of Christian apps and digital resources. We exist to empower and connect Christians in tech to take part in the Great Commission together. It's independently owned and operated, and it's one of the best places to discover and distribute apps for Christians.

Yes. You can browse apps on faith.tools for free. Each app can have its own price. I ask each app to be clear about cost. That is part of the selection criteria. A recommendation is also free. There is no timeline. There is no reply.

I list each app against the 11 selection criteria. I look at these things:

• Help for a Christian walk with God
• A real problem that it solves
• Maintenance
• Modern design
• Safety from harmful content
• Clear cost
• Creators who are friendly to Christians
• Service for more than one church
• Alignment with Scripture
• Citation and license for Bible translations
• AI standards, for AI apps

Read the selection criteria. Then recommend an app. I list apps when I can. There is no timeline. There is no reply.

Read the selection criteria. Make sure that your app matches each one. Common misses are Bible translation citation, unclear prices, outdated design, and no AI guardrails against fabricated Scripture. I wrote a guide on how I decide what to list.

If you build with AI coding agents like Cursor or Claude, use the free installable skills. The skills help your agent build with Christian app standards from the start.

We cover a wide range of categories: Bible apps, prayer, daily devotionals, AI tools, church management, accountability software, games, parenting, marriage, community, budgeting, productivity, and more. We also feature physical tech products, like simple phones, and digital services like church website builders.

faith.tools exists to serve Christians who are following Jesus, those curious, or those with filled with doubts but are open to the Gospel. While I come from a Protestant background, I believe Catholics and Protestants share the core pillars of the faith — the Trinity, the authority of Scripture, the death and resurrection of Jesus, salvation by grace, and the call to love God and neighbor.

There are real theological differences between the traditions, and I'm not pretending otherwise. But where Christ is proclaimed and the Gospel is upheld, I want to build tools and point others toward tools that help people grow closer to Him.

'There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to one hope when you were called; one Lord, one faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.' Ephesians 4:4-6 BSB

There's no single "best" — it depends on what you need. For reading plans and community, try YouVersion. For deep study, try Logos or Blue Letter Bible. For audio, try Dwell. Browse our Bible apps category to find one that fits.

Yes! There's a growing number of AI-powered tools for Bible study, sermon preparation, prayer, apologetics, and more. We hold AI apps to additional standards to ensure they represent Scripture accurately. Browse our AI apps category to explore them.

faith.tools is independently owned and operated by Cameron Pak, a design engineer passionate about uniting Christians in tech. It was part of the 4th Missional Labs Accelerator cohort. Learn more on our about page.

Everything you need is on our Brand & Press Kit page — downloadable logos and lockups (light and dark mode), our color palette, typography, and simple guidelines for using the brand. You can also right-click the faith.tools logo at the top of the page to jump there. For press inquiries or an asset you don't see, get in touch.

Right now, faith.tools is primarily an English-language directory. We review every app against our selection criteria, including theological accuracy and content quality — and we can only do that well in English right now. We believe Christians around the world deserve great apps in their own language, and we'd love to grow in this area. If you're passionate about curating Christian apps for your language community, reach out — we're open to collaborating with reviewers who can help extend faith.tools to more languages.

One weekend, I was deeply surrendering to the Lord faith.tools, not knowing the direction of where it should go. I surrendered and asked a simple question: “Lord, what do you want faith.tools to be?”

When listening, I wrote down everything that came to my mind:

_"A marketplace. A gathering place. A training ground for believers in tech. I want to grow it beyond your imagination. That my people who are called by my name would be in unity. Apps would talk to other apps. Friends and brothers revealed who were once competitors. A lifestyle of joy in linking arms and seeing the best revealed in one another, surrendered to My will and My heart. That no man would lack from tools to help encourage and enhance their faith journey. That no one would do it alone. Community is the key for the success, not finances, numbers, or rapid growth. Grow at the pace of relationship and see My hand of blessing over this. Have I failed you before? Will I fail you now? Don't fear "messing up". You cannot mess this up, because I won't let you. What I began, I can conclude. And what I began, I can put fuel to the flame. I am putting fuel to the flame. I am growing this. Not because of your passion or any crazy things you've done. I see your heart for unity, and it matches Mine. Go after the one. Go after the hearts of the one just like you. Those who create, code, design, and dream. I will be with you. I will support you. You will not be in lack. My plans for you are good. My desires for you are good. You cannot squander them."

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