The Altar — what you've prayed

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Every prayer you log with /pray comes here. The Altar gathers them by subject — a person, a situation, a fear you keep bringing back — so you can see a thing you’ve been praying about across months rather than one entry at a time.

Two views

Subjects shows the field of what you’ve been praying about, and how often each has come up.

Over time shows the same thing chronologically — when something first appeared, when you returned to it, when it stopped.

What came of it

This is the part people don’t expect. Alongside a prayer, the Altar shows what you wrote about that same subject afterwards — in ordinary entries, not marked as anything in particular.

You prayed about a conversation you were dreading. Six weeks later you wrote a sentence about how it went, and thought nothing of it. The Altar puts those two next to each other.

No ledger

There’s no answered/unanswered column, no counter, no percentage.

That’s a deliberate refusal. Some of what you’ll see here is a prayer and its answer sitting side by side. Some is a prayer you prayed for two years with nothing after it. Both are true things about your life, and neither is a score.

Light, not verdict — that’s the rule the whole app is built on.