Jesus — WWJD
Ask. Only your phone will hear.
A reflective companion that answers real questions in the voice of the Gospels, grounded in Scripture it can actually cite, and turns the answer into a card worth keeping. An aid to reflection — not a priest, not the Sacrament, and not infallible.
- Platform
- iOS
- Requires
- iOS 26
- Devices
- iPhone and iPad
- Pricing
- Free tier with a daily limit. Pro unlocks voice, unlimited answers and full history. Pricing is set on the App Store.
In development. No App Store record yet.
What it does
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Ask, and it cites
Answers are grounded in a Scripture index held on your phone. Every passage offered is checked against that text before it is shown, so the model cannot invent a verse that does not exist.
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Guidance cards
Turn any answer into a card over one of ten painted backgrounds. Keep it, or share it. This is the part people send to their mother.
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Examination of conscience
A guided walk through your conscience to help you prepare — with a plainly stated boundary that it is preparation for Confession, never a replacement for it.
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A verse each day
One passage and a short reflection each morning, with a local reminder if you want one. Free, always.
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Your choice of voice
Hear guidance spoken in the first person, or switch to third-person teaching about what the Gospels say. The setting is there from the first launch because not everyone wants the same thing.
Privacy, in full
Your questions are answered on your phone. What you ask is never transmitted — but this app does use analytics and an online voice, and both are described below.
Everything that leaves your device
| What | Who receives it | Where | Why | Trigger |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The text of an answer — never your question | A Leap Studio proxy, then ElevenLabs | United States | Speaking the answer aloud in Voice mode, a Pro feature | You choose |
| Usage events: which mode was used, response length and timing, how many passages were cited, which card theme was shared | Amplitude | United States | Understanding which parts of the app are worth keeping | Always |
| Anonymous purchase and subscription receipts | RevenueCat | United States | Validating your subscription and restoring purchases | Always |
- Using this app can reveal your religious beliefs. Under European and UK data protection law that is a special category of personal data deserving extra care, which is why the question text never leaves the phone and why the analytics events are limited to structural facts about a session rather than its subject.
- In Voice mode, speech is turned into text on your device and only the generated answer text is sent to be spoken. Your recorded voice is never transmitted. Turning Voice mode off keeps everything local.
- The Scripture text is the Douay–Rheims (Challoner), which is in the public domain. Copyrighted translations and the Catechism are deliberately not included.
- The app states in several places, permanently, that it is an AI reflection grounded in Scripture — not the literal words of Jesus, not infallible, and not a substitute for Confession, a priest or spiritual direction.
Where your content lives
Your conversations, your favourites and your examination history are stored on your device and nowhere else. There is no account and no server-side copy.
Analytics
Amplitude, for product usage events only. The content of what you ask, and the content of what you are answered, are never sent.
Permissions it asks for
- Microphone
- Speaking a question instead of typing it, in Voice mode.
- Speech recognition
- Turning your speech into text on the device. Your voice recording is not transmitted.
AI disclosure
Answers are generated by a language model. They are a prompt for reflection, not doctrine, not counselling and not a pastoral judgement. For anything serious, talk to a priest. Nothing you type is used to train any model.
Models
- Apple Foundation Models (on-device)
- Qwen3 0.6B, bundled
Licensing
The bundled open-weights model is Apache 2.0.