Pray.com is a Christian prayer and audio Bible app from Pray, Inc., built by Steve Gatena, Michael Lynn, Ryan Beck, and Matthew Potter.^1 I recommend it when you want a daily rhythm of guided prayer and Scripture audio without having to invent the whole practice yourself.
The app offers morning and evening prayers, customizable prayer plans, Christian meditation rooted in Scripture, Bedtime Bible Stories for rest, and dramatized audio Bible stories that walk from Genesis to Revelation.^3 Store copy names stories such as David, the teachings of Jesus, and Daniel among the sleep catalog.^3 Churches can use the same product for community prayer groups, livestreaming, and mobile giving.^1
Pray AI is a built-in faith companion for questions and prayer prompts.^3 Since February 2026, the app has also carried a Hope for the Heart AI resource built on that ministry's Keys for Living library, covering 108 life topics with biblical counseling content developed over more than 40 years. Hope for the Heart says the tool guides users toward Scripture and prayer and does not replace a person's relationship with God.^4 I did not test the chat live because it requires an account, so that part stays out of scope here. Steve Gatena leads the company as a Christian founder in faith-tech, and the product is freemium with an optional subscription.^2 It is available on iOS and Android.^3
In October 2026, Pray.com launched Pray Production Studio, a separate subscription-based studio that lets churches, ministries, and other faith creators turn a sermon, Bible story, lesson, or idea into a cinematic video without cameras, actors, or a full crew.^7 It is built by the team behind the company's AI Bible videos, which present Bible stories as cinematic, AI-generated films and have drawn mixed reviews from theology scholars.^7
