Our convictions
Promises the software actually keeps.
These aren’t marketing lines. Each one is an invariant written into Psalm Path’s engineering rules — the build breaks before a promise does.
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I
Scripture is never paywalled.
The Word of God is not a premium feature. Every translation, every chapter, every audio recording in Psalm Path is free — and always will be.
II
Scripture is never generated, and always labelled.
No AI writes a word of Scripture, devotional or commentary in Psalm Path. Every text names its author and translation, so you always know exactly whose voice you are reading.
III
There are no streaks to lose.
No chains, no guilt mechanics, no ember icons begging to be saved. Your rhythm is simply the days you practiced lately — and every morning His mercies, and your count, are new.
IV
Your prayers never leave your phone.
Psalm Path has no accounts and no server of ours for your writing to reach. Inside the app, prayer and journal text travels in a wrapper that refuses to print itself, so it can’t slip into a log by accident. What you say to God stays between you and God — and our privacy policy lists, without exception, the few things that do touch the internet.
V
No feed. No algorithm. No noise.
Psalm Path is a place you visit and leave filled, not a stream engineered to hold you. We measure meaningful completion, never screen time — the app is glad to be put down.
VI
Tradition-aware, never tradition-hostile.
Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, Baptist, Pentecostal, Reformed — Psalm Path describes Christian traditions neutrally, hides nothing from anyone, and where faithful Christians disagree, it says so honestly.
VII
It points to a real church.
An app can hold your reading plan; it cannot lay hands on you, break bread with you, or sit with you in grief. Psalm Path is built to move you toward embodied Christian community, never to replace it.
VIII
Location is an offering, never a demand.
Nothing in Psalm Path requires your location. Where it helps — finding a church while travelling — you can type a place instead, and refusing changes nothing else.
IX
Scripture is never a ransom.
The set-apart window holds other apps back so prayer can happen — but it is a clock, never a task. Nothing is ever locked behind finishing a reading or ticking a box, because the Word is a gift, not a toll.
“Let your ‘yes’ be ‘yes,’ and your ‘no’ be ‘no.’”Matthew 5:37 · World English Bible
