PowwowSupportiPhone beta
One question a day that gets your kids talking.
Powwow sends it whenever you choose, with a short Bible verse underneath. In the car, on a walk, at supper, at bedtime. Everyone gets a version they can answer.
Tap an age
Noticing
Look around this room before anybody answers.
What did you see today that was really big?
Taste and see that the LORD is good; blessed is the man who takes refuge in Him!
What Powwow will not do
No streak to lose
Miss a Tuesday and Wednesday looks exactly the same. The number on your home screen counts nights you had together, and it never goes down.
No password
No login, no profile, nothing to remember. You open it and it works. The beta asks for an email so we can send the invite. That is all we ask for.
Nothing leaves your phone
What your family says stays on your device. Never sent to us, never sent to an AI service. We could not read it if we wanted to.
How a night goes
- 1
It arrives when you asked for it
Pick the moment you are usually together. Supper, the car, the end of the day. One notification, never a second one.
- 2
You read it out loud
You go first. There is no right answer, and no question in Powwow has an answer a child can fail to give.
- 3
You keep what is worth keeping
Type the line you want to read again in four years, or record it and keep their voice. Or mark it done and put the phone face down.
Keeping what they said
What your six year old said, read again when they are ten.
Save an answer and it stays on your phone, in their words, with the question that prompted it. No scoring, no summaries, and nothing telling you what it meant.
You can also record the answer instead of typing it, so you keep their voice saying it. The file stays on your phone and is never uploaded. There is no cloud backup during the beta, so a lost phone loses the recordings.
Questions
What ages is it for?
Ages 3 to 18. Every question is written four times, once for each age band, so the youngest and the oldest in your family each get a version meant for them.
Is this a devotional plan?
No. Powwow is one question and one short Bible verse. There are no lessons to finish, no streaks to protect, and no missed days to catch up on.
Where are our answers stored?
On your iPhone. Powwow has no server that stores what your family says, so we cannot read your answers and we cannot recover them if you delete them. You can export everything from Settings at any time.
What does the beta involve?
Install it, use it a few times when it naturally fits your week, and tell us what was confusing or got in the way. That is the whole ask. It is free, and there is nothing to cancel.
Did a person write these questions?
Yes. All ninety were written and edited by hand, and families are helping us sharpen them right now. That is a fact about today rather than a promise about forever. The permanent promise is the other one: nothing your family says is ever sent to an AI service, or to us.
Do I need an iPhone?
Yes, for now. The beta is iPhone only and installs through Apple TestFlight, which takes about a minute.
Try it with your family this week.
Tell us what was confusing. That is the whole ask, and it is the fastest way to make this good.