In development
Divinity Psalm
Member-hosted gatherings connected to church life. A shared meal, a study or Sunday’s message, in a welcoming space or online.
Divinity · iPhone & Android · web beta
Your questions.
Your pace.
Room to reflect.
A personal reflection experience, alongside the work of community organizations. Begin with your own perspective, whether you follow a faith or are simply curious.
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Explore spiritual questions and different traditions through guided AI conversations. Begin with your own perspective, whether you follow a faith or are simply curious.
A personal reflection experience, alongside the work of community organizations. AI guides complement human connection; they do not replace clergy, clinical care or professional support.
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Explore the web beta ↗Learn about Divinity ↗Explore the developing Divinity family ↓View existing Divinity promotional screens
The Divinity family
Space to connect.
Guidance through change.
Distinct experiences for gathering, new beginnings and preparation, each developing at its own pace.
Divinity is available through public iPhone and Android store listings, with a separate web beta. The offerings below are developing experiences with their own scope and status; they are not included features of the current Divinity app.
Your beliefs, relationships and circumstances shape what feels helpful. The vision welcomes faith, mixed-belief, agnostic and secular perspectives, with room to ask, skip, disagree or choose a different path.
Product vision · preview
Divinity Birthright
Start with welcoming a child: caregiver choices, ceremonies, essential paperwork, records and connections to services. A focused beginning within a longer life-stage vision.
Product vision · preview
Divinity Passing
Start with wishes, preparation, documents and professional connections. A broader direction for caregiving, bereavement and remembrance.
Begin with what matters to you.
Birthright and Passing are separate proposed apps. Their guides would ask which perspectives, people and next steps you want included, without assuming a family structure, inherited beliefs or a standard life path.
Selectable digital guides are part of the vision, with text and audio alternatives. They would explain options and prepare questions for qualified people, without claiming spiritual, clinical or legal authority.
A careful path from vision to service
Personal choice and sharing
Separate personal wishes, shared plans and legal authority. Revocable, purpose-specific access is a design requirement; being related or sharing an account must not automatically confer permission. These safeguards still require implementation and verification.
Cultural knowledge and professional boundaries
Tradition-specific guidance requires attributable research and appropriate cultural review before use. Coverage is not yet established. Local paperwork, medical and legal questions need verified information and qualified support; a digital guide should acknowledge uncertainty.
What the previews represent
The public Birthright and Passing concept previews illustrate visual direction, navigation and scripted examples. Live avatar guidance, adaptive family profiles, professional-service connections and privacy controls are not verified here. Each app needs its own focused scope, evidence and readiness review.
Open Birthright concept preview ↗Open Passing concept preview ↗No account is required. These are concept previews, not live guidance services.
Divinity Psalm: more places to gather.
The developing plan brings church-approved hosts, small gathering teams and pastor-reviewed discussion guides into shared spaces. Different meeting times could make participation easier around work, study and caregiving.
The existing Psalm site remains under its original name. Its maps model proximity, not attendance or proven ministry outcomes. Host verification, address sharing and safety processes are proposed capabilities to validate, and church-database integration is not live.
Read the existing Psalm plan ↗A meaningful next step