A few clear answers.

When can I try Recall?

We are preparing a controlled beta, starting with Android. Join the waitlist for an invitation when a place is available. Access is not guaranteed, and features may change.

Do I need an account or a church?

Local text journaling and Bible reading work without an account. Cloud voice features require a signed-in account. You do not need a participating church or an existing journal history.

Where does the Scripture come from?

Recall uses verified World English Bible source text. Suggestions include a reference and access to the surrounding chapter. The initial suggestion collection is deliberately limited; it does not cover every topic. The Bible reader remains available independently.

Does AI write Scripture or memories?

No. Bible quotations come from the source dataset. Memories come from entries you actually saved, with their original dates. Optional cloud AI processing requires permission.

What if there is no relevant suggestion?

Recall can leave suggestions empty rather than force a connection. Your reflection still saves. A suggestion is an invitation to reflect, never a claim about what God is telling you.

Is everything stored on my phone?

Text reflections and drafts remain on your device by default. Standard voice journals use encrypted cloud storage and server transcription, with clear upload status and original-recording protection.

Is Recall a pastor, therapist, or counselor?

No. Recall is a private reflection and memory tool. It does not replace personal, pastoral, professional, or emergency support.

What does the waitlist collect?

Your email, optional signup details, consent, and attribution. It does not collect your private reflections. You can unsubscribe from beta and launch emails at any time.