Start each day in the Word, not the feed
One chapter is the only key. About nine minutes a day takes you from Genesis to Revelation in a year, and BlessUp has the reading waiting for you every morning.
Read a chapter.
Your apps open.
BlessUp shields your most distracting apps until you read the day's chapter. About nine minutes a day, Genesis to Revelation, in a year.
5 apps locked
Until today's chapter
372 study lessons
About 9 minutes a day
365-day plans, 3 canons
Grace days built in
4 commentary voices
867 daily verses
Apps open when you read
Funded by readers, never ads
372 study lessons
About 9 minutes a day
365-day plans, 3 canons
Grace days built in
4 commentary voices
867 daily verses
Apps open when you read
Funded by readers, never ads
What if instead of
doomscrolling...
You started each day in Scripture, and your phone was the thing that handed it to you?
At four and a half hours a day, you
will spend
1,679
hours on their phone this year
70 days
straight on your phone
11 years
over your lifetime
Arithmetic, not a survey: 4.5 hours a day is 1,679 hours a year. Check your own number in Settings, Screen Time.
What if nine minutes of it took you through the whole Bible this year?
Shield your apps
with BlessUp
BlessUp holds your distractions until you've read the day's chapter. Your day starts in the Word, not the feed.
How BlessUp Works
Apps shielded until you read
Chapter read — apps open
Distractions shielded until you read
BlessUp shields your most distracting apps — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more — until you've read the day's chapter. Built on Apple's Screen Time, so it holds.
What the research says
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health followed more than five thousand young people for eight to fourteen years. Those raised with a regular spiritual practice reported better outcomes as young adults.
+16%
more likely to report higher happiness, among those who prayed or meditated daily
+18%
more likely to report higher happiness, among weekly service attenders
+29%
more likely to volunteer in their communities
-33%
less likely to use illicit drugs
Chen and VanderWeele, American Journal of Epidemiology 187(11), 2018. This is an observational study of people raised with these practices, so it shows association rather than cause, and it does not predict what starting today will do for any individual. Read Harvard's summary.
Ready to
BlessUp?
Day one is Genesis 1 to 3. About nine minutes, and it is already waiting for you tomorrow morning.
No guilt. Ever.
Grace is built in.
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