Record and hold prophetic encouragement for decades. Doxa is a free app from the UK for keeping the prophecies, verses and answered prayers that matter to you. Weigh each one against Scripture, and have it to hand when the road gets hard. Know the God who speaks.
Have you ever had a moment where God spoke something that changed everything — through a verse, a prayer, a friend's word — and then slowly forgot it? Doxa exists to solve that problem. Built to know "the God who speaks," it is a prophetic encouragement app drawing on three sources: the full Bible, 1,600+ sourced accounts of God's faithfulness (The Grace Record), and your own archive of what God has said to you (The Encouragement Vault).^1
At the heart of the app is Engage: AI-assisted interactions where you type or speak what is on your heart, and Doxa weaves together Scripture, real faith stories, and your own saved records. The AI retrieves and surfaces; it never originates prophetic words, never generates Scripture, and never invents stories — it finds real ones with a name, a date, and a source.^3 Daily Faith Steps adds a one-tap daily note, typed or spoken, with answered prayers marked and their stories kept.^2
Doxa has grown into a small ecosystem: a Model Context Protocol server for Claude, Cursor, and Cline; free Discord and Telegram bots; three free small-group courses; a For Youth Leaders surface; and a complete Bible reader.^4^6 Doxa for Churches, opened to every church in October 2026, lets leadership teams record, weigh, and hold the words spoken over their congregation, while members use the app free.^5 The AI is built candidly: third-person voice, no persona, no fabricated Scripture, and an "anti-companion by design" posture.^9
Its practice, "The Doxa Way," runs: Hear, Prophesy, Record, Test, Remember, Trust.^1 "Doxa" is Greek for "glory." Built solo by Garth Watson in the UK — a tech entrepreneur, co-founder of legal-tech company Libryo, and a former director of the International Christian Chamber of Commerce — Doxa was born from his realization that prophecies were forgotten within weeks. Before the app, he typed about 80 pages of them into a Word document by hand.^10^5
Notable- 1,600+ sourced accounts of God's faithfulness (The Grace Record), from Polycarp of Smyrna to Iranian believers imprisoned today^11
- Free to start, no card needed: recording, Daily Faith Steps, the Bible, The Grace Record, the Vault, Groups, and Engage within fair-use limits are free; paid plans lift Engage limits^12
- Available on iPhone, Android, and web — Engage works in the browser, no signup required^13
- Built on 1 Timothy 1:18: remember prophecies and use them to fight the good fight^1
