One moment
One moment
Most apps sit there with an empty box, waiting. Micah writes first. Every morning: how you said you were, a passage it's kept for you, and the thing you told it you'd do - with a question about how it went.
Free to start, no card. Everything you write stays yours - export it or delete it whenever you like.
Morning, Sarah.
You said Sunday felt heavy. I've been sitting with that.
How did the conversation with your sister go?
It is of the LORD's mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning.
You underlined this in April, on another heavy week. Written by someone looking at a ruined city. One morning's worth of mercy is all it promises - which is roughly what you asked for.
Any chatbot can talk about Lamentations. What it can't do is know you underlined it in April, that your sister still hasn't called, or that you asked for one question at a time. That's the whole idea here.
A check-in to start the day - six words, tap one. A passage chosen for where you actually are, not the verse of the day. And a letter that picks up from yesterday.
Everything Micah carries between conversations is listed under You, with where it came from. Don't want it kept? Forget. It's gone, and it doesn't come back.
"Your sister Sarah has not spoken to you since your mum's funeral in July." - From a conversation, 2 weeks ago · Forget
Tell it you'll speak to someone on Tuesday and it asks on Tuesday evening how it went - in the letter, or on your lock screen only if you've asked for that. Answering doesn't count against your day.
Micah quotes only what it has actually pulled from the text, and puts the reference underneath. Half-remember a line - "the one about mercies new every morning" - and it finds the verse, not a paraphrase.
Speak instead of typing. Hear replies read aloud. Upload Sunday's sermon and Micah listens to it, then draws on it when you talk - and on Sunday asks what you'd keep from it.
A companion, not a counsellor. If you're in danger it says so plainly and points you to people who can help where you are - and nothing from that conversation is kept.
Free is enough to find out whether this is for you - and for Micah to start knowing you. Essential is for when you want it further into your day.
A Christian companion that writes to you first each day, remembers what you've told it, and follows up - on the web and as an app for iPhone and Android.
Only what you've said. Someone you're praying for, a decision you're facing, a passage that mattered, how you like to be spoken to. All of it is listed on the You screen with where it came from, and any line can be removed with one tap - it doesn't come back. Nothing from a conversation in which you were in danger is kept.
No. Micah quotes only passages it has actually retrieved from the text, and shows the reference under its reply. When it can't find one, it says so rather than reciting from memory.
No. It's a companion, not a counsellor or a doctor. If you're in danger it says so plainly and points you to people who can help where you are.
Free gets you a daily reading and check-in, a few conversations a day, and Micah holding one thing for you at a time. Essential is conversations without watching the count, evening and Sunday letters, spoken replies, every Bible version, sermon recordings Micah listens to, and export. Everything you've written stays yours on either plan.
Nobody but you. What you write goes to an AI service to compose Micah's reply, along with what Micah remembers about you; it isn't used to train models and isn't shared. Export everything any time; deleting your account removes all of it.
No. micahapp.com is the whole thing. The apps are the same Micah with the same memory, plus notifications.
Bring something to Micah.
Start with the check-in. It takes one tap, and tomorrow's letter is already different.