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PrayerMate
#1 Echo Prayer
#1 Echo Prayer 
Chrissie A.“Design could be improved. Easier to find praying examples.”
Meet the testers
Each used PrayerMate side by side with other apps“If you have patience to learn the system, seems great. Otherwise notes on your phone seem to work better.”
“There is too much offered. It’s very robust, but it’s almost too much.”
What they’d use instead
Inside the app
PrayerMate’s pricing
Freemium
Where it ranks
About the app
Summary · not an editor reviewPrayerMate is a Christian prayer app that helps users maintain a consistent prayer discipline by organizing prayer requests into categories and scheduling them across the week. It features an index card interface for swiping through daily prayer topics, optional reminders, and the ability to share prayer requests within small groups.
The app offers over 500 prayer feeds from Christian organizations including Operation World, Open Doors, and local churches, plus Church of England daily collects. It is free to download, with an optional "PrayerMate Patron" subscription to support development. Developed by Discipleship Tech, it is suited for individual Christians, small groups, and churches seeking to build a prayer culture.
Common questions
Yes, all core features are free, with only an optional low-cost Patron subscription to support development.
They let you subscribe to regularly updated prayer requests from ministries, mission agencies and charities you care about.
It is deeper than most apps, so expect a short learning curve, but the payoff is far more flexible organization.
No, PrayerMate is purely a prayer-list and reminder tool rather than a content app.
It has an evangelical Protestant flavor but works for any Christian who wants to organize their prayers.
More prayer apps
“If you have patience to learn the system, seems great. Otherwise notes on your phone seem to work better.”
Best prayer tracker. All around a solid prayer app.
Design could be improved. Easier to find praying examples.
“There is too much offered. It’s very robust, but it’s almost too much. The app is hard to follow for that reason, but if you are someone who is highly organized and wants to be sure you’re covering everything you can think of in prayer, this would work well for you. I do like how it provides the opportunity to link to ministries to pray for them specifically.”
This is very robust in what it offers.
It’s too robust and easy to get lost in.
Echo Prayer seems like it’s worth the time to set up. You can set reminders for specific requests, get daily guided prayer, pray for ministries you follow, set up prayer groups and more. PrayerMate is robust, but would only work for someone who is highly organized and wants to spend the time navigating all of its functions.
