For Churches & Groups

Care for your people between Sundays.

A prayer space for your church where members can ask, pray, and stay connected between Sundays.

Start a Community
Free to start your community
Prayer from real people
Scoped requests can stay in your church
No app needed to send a request

Everything your church needs, in one place

Set it up once. Your people ask, your church prays, and you can see what is actually being carried.

Explore the current app

Grace Chapel, open all week

People and their prayer requests live together in your church room. Faces, needs, prayer counts, and one clear way to pray.

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Current iToro Grace Chapel community room with member faces, prayer requests, prayer counts and Pray actions
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What your people actually receive

Not a notification that someone is thinking of them. A human voice, praying for them by name.

Current Grace Chapel church room showing people and their prayer requests

A room with their church's name

Members see faces, needs and prayer counts, then can pray for someone right there.

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Current iToro Home with a private category-only prayer request, a prayer count, and Pray for them button

Prayer requests begin on Home

Members can see a need, respect its privacy, and join others in praying without digging through a separate feed.

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Current iToro screen for asking the community for prayer

One clear place to ask

Sharing a request starts with what a person is carrying, not with a maze of tabs.

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Current Grace Chapel announcement screen in iToro

Stay connected through the week

Church announcements have a clear place alongside the requests everyone is carrying.

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Your church has a room, open all week

Sunday is one hour. This is the other hundred and sixty seven. Your people open iToro and walk into a room with your church's name on it, and it is different every day.

Who is here

Faces, not a headcount

Your people across the top, with a ring around anyone carrying something right now. Tap the ring and you are praying for them.

What we are carrying

The requests your church brought

Your members' own asks, each showing how long it has waited and how many have prayed so far. Nobody has to guess where the need is this week.

Just happened

Proof the room is alive

Prayers given, requests brought, people arrived. Come back tomorrow and it says something different.

One ask

Ask my church to pray

One button at the bottom, already pointed at your people. No choosing an audience, no wondering who will see it.

Grace Chapel's community room: members along the top, the prayer requests the church is carrying, and a button reading Ask my church to pray

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Rally your people around one prayer

A Prayer Train turns your community into a chorus of intercessors for the one who needs it most. Run it open-ended, or as a 24-hour watch covered hour by hour.

A sickness in the congregation

The whole church leaves voice prayers the family can play in the hospital room.

A group standing together

One member starts a Train for another, and the group carries it even when the calendar will not let you meet.

A mission trip in the field

Surround your team with prayers they can play in their headphones every night.

A grieving family

Words they can return to long after the casseroles stop arriving.

Start a Community

Free to start. Available on iPhone and Android.

Questions churches and partners ask us

Does every member eventually need an individual Premium subscription?

No. The base plan is accessible to everyone, it is free, and it offers the full core of iToro. Seeing your church's prayer requests, submitting their own, sending and receiving voice prayers, praying in your private group, joining Prayer Trains: all of it is free, for every member, for as long as they use the app. Premium exists for depth, not access. And we set your church's community up with you directly, so even that never touches your members.

Base, specifically: every member can always see requests, submit them, send and receive voice prayers, and participate fully in your private group and Prayer Trains. The base experience runs on a give-to-receive rhythm: each prayer you give earns the ability to open a request of your own, with up to 7 requests open at once, and the voice prayers you receive are held for seven days.

Premium, specifically: Premium removes the rhythm's limits: open requests any time without praying first, carry as many as you need, keep the voice prayers you receive permanently, and create a community of your own.

How long does the gifted Premium last?

We want to be precise here, because the two app stores work differently. On iPhone, the gift is a full year. On Android, Google's system caps what we can offer at 90 days. Same heart, different ceilings.

If we would like to cover the cost for our members, is there a plan?

Yes, there is, and we are happy to discuss pricing. Today, accounts run individually through Apple and Google with no central charge to church partners, and everything church-wide is complimentary. Still, we see how covering Premium for members can be a higher-value offering for partner churches, where members are set for good as part of their relationship with the local body, and we are glad to establish that together.

What happens when a member's Premium access expires?

They keep praying. After expiration, a member can still view prayer requests, still submit them, still send and receive voice prayers, and still participate fully in their groups. They simply return to the give-before-you-receive rhythm of prayers, and no longer carry unlimited requests or create new communities of their own.

How are private prayer requests and voice prayers protected?

Three layers, stated exactly.

First, access: voice prayers are stored in private storage that only the sender and the recipient can reach, and playback happens through expiring links, not public files.

Second, separation: a request marked "between us" is stored apart from the community feed entirely, so its words are never carried where others could see them; only the people the requester names can read it. When someone chooses private, the standard community feed shows a first name and a category, without the description or details.

Third, release: voice prayers are automatically deleted after seven days unless the recipient chooses to save them, and if someone ever leaves iToro, deleting their account scrubs their personal content.