“A faith-driven marriage ministry in your pocket, with one membership covering both spouses.”
Marriage365 is the most explicitly Christian option in this group, a nonprofit ministry founded by Casey and Meygan Caston that packs its videos, courses, challenges, and worksheets into a single app. A built-in Marriage365 Checkup assessment maps your strengths and gaps, then points you toward relevant content on communication, conflict, intimacy, finances, and more.
The value story is strong for couples: one membership creates two profiles, so both spouses get their own space to learn and track progress, and audio-only versions let you listen while you multitask. Its 4.9-star App Store rating is the highest here, even if it comes from a smaller review base of a few hundred users.
It is more of a well-organized content library than a lockstep, guided program, and most of that library sits behind a membership of roughly $20 a month or $80 to $100 a year. But for Christian couples who want faith-informed, practical help that both partners can share, Marriage365 is the best-fit pick in this category.
Christian couples wanting practical, faith-informed marriage content, including videos, courses, and worksheets, that one membership shares between both spouses.
You want the deepest, most polished self-guided program, or you would rather not pay a membership to unlock most of the content.
Yes. It is a Christian nonprofit ministry founded by Casey and Meygan Caston, with an explicitly faith-based mission.
Access to videos, courses, challenges, worksheets, date ideas, conversation starters, and the Marriage365 Checkup assessment.
About $19.99/month or $79.99 to $99.99/year, and one membership is shared between both spouses.
The app is free to download with a limited free tier, but most content requires a membership.
Yes. One membership provides two separate profiles, so each spouse tracks their own progress.