spiritlock
iOS app by Reverent Peer LLC. Reference · Reverent Peer LLC
- Store rating
- 4.56 / 5
- Store rating count
- 105
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.6
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-09
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You reach for Instagram. You find God instead. SpiritLock catches the doomscroll reflex and turns it into a spiritual practice. Block distracting apps, pause to pray, and let your phone pull you toward God instead of away. Prayer-Based App Blocking. Choose the apps you want to lock. When you open them, SpiritLock steps in with a moment of prayer before granting access. It’s not punitive—it’s redirective. Your phone becomes a trigger for prayer instead of dopamine. Soulmate. Connect with your accountability partner. They see your streaks, and you see theirs. No feeds, followers, or likes. Just one person in your corner, praying for you. Mood-First Prayer. Check in with how you’re actually feeling. SpiritLock matches you with a prayer for your emotional state—not a generic verse of the day. Daily Devotionals. Start each day with Scripture and guided reflection. Choose between a straightforward daily reflection or a deeper, more provocative theological study of the same verse. Streaks & Achievements. Build a daily prayer streak with weekly circles, a monthly heatmap, and 42 unlockable achievements across 8 categories. Track your prayer journey like a journal and watch your spiritual consistency grow. Built for Christian Focus. SpiritLock is built for Christian focus in a distracted world. Built for every Christian tradition and anyone who wants to pray more and scroll less. SpiritLock is free, with premium features available for you to go deeper.
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