Amen

A Bible reader with an AI assistant named Nema, saved passages and verse widgets.

Organisation: Ezra Maslaton App Store

Who it serves

People seeking Bible reading and conversational exploration of Christian questions.

An editorial summary of publisher positioning. Source

App facts

Platform: iOS
Store category: Reference
Store version at lookup: 1.4.6
First store release: 8 July 2025
Store ratings: 256 in US at lookup

Ratings are not downloads or active users. App Store facts checked 25 October 2026.

Revenue and reach

App-specific revenue and active user numbers have not been verified in the sources reviewed. See the organisation profile for separately scoped figures where available.

Ingredients and design

Features and patterns visible in the reviewed captures. How they work matters: a subscription, streak or AI feature alone is not an ethical verdict.

Related patterns in these captures

Check-ins and assessments
Amen asks for up to three onboarding goals, with no option selected. Amen presents four faith aspirations with no selection. Amen asks about barriers to staying close to God, with six unselected options. Amen presents an unanswered question about needs for prayer personalization.
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First use
Amen introduces its daily verse, devotional and prayer with a promotional phone mockup. Amen illustrates Scripture and affirmation widgets in a promotional phone mockup. Amen displays a brief reassurance statement during onboarding. Amen describes a daily combination of verse, devotional and prayer. Amen begins personalisation by asking what to call the reader. Amen asks for up to three onboarding goals, with no option selected. Amen presents four faith aspirations with no selection. Amen asks about barriers to staying close to God, with six unselected options. Amen presents an unanswered question about needs for prayer personalization. Amen asks for denomination to tailor prayers and scriptures; no answer selected. Amen asks for a preferred Bible translation. No answer selected. Amen asks for a preferred Bible translation. New Living Translation is selected. Amen displays a gender question before its options have appeared. Amen introduces a daily verse, devotional and prayer with a progress indicator. Amen presents an illustrative chart comparing paths labelled with and without Amen. Amen previews Philippians 4:13 on an image card with Like, Chat, Share and Image actions. Amen displays a one day streak and asks for a short review. Amen describes trying the app and support from believers. Amen says the trial starts free and promises an end reminder. Amen displays three publisher-selected testimonials and a rating claim. Amen shows loading placeholders for its trial-explanation page. Amen describes a seven-day trial timeline and subsequent monthly price.
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Notifications and reminders
Amen illustrates Scripture and affirmation widgets in a promotional phone mockup.
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Progress and streaks
Amen displays a one day streak and asks for a short review.
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Translations
Amen asks for a preferred Bible translation. No answer selected. Amen asks for a preferred Bible translation. New Living Translation is selected.
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Feeds, cards and stories
Amen previews Philippians 4:13 on an image card with Like, Chat, Share and Image actions.
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Whose theology
Amen asks for denomination to tailor prayers and scriptures; no answer selected.
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Each is an example relevant to the pattern’s design question; it does not show every option in its spectrum.

No overall app grade assigned. Other dimensions remain unassessed. How we assess design · Checked 25 October 2026.

What reviewers report

Store reviews offer useful questions to investigate. These retrieved samples are self-selected, vary by platform and do not establish the experience of every user.

Illustrative reading

Chat support is appreciated; a selected critical excerpt objects to having to pay before exploring. Payment itself is not evidence of deception.

Based on 2 selected review excerpts, which may be historical; not a full thematic analysis. Review source

Google Play

Matched written-review sample unavailable. No sentiment conclusion drawn.

Apple App StorePublic review page · default order

2 selected excerpts returned; these may be older and are not a recent or random sample.

Returned dates: 27 December 2025 – 22 March 2026.

View Apple reviews

Collected 25 October 2026. Up to 50 newest Play reviews per requested language/storefront before the date filter. Requested locale does not establish residence; streams may overlap and must not be added together. Star counts describe ratings, not text sentiment or ethical quality. Methods and limitations.

App Store screenshots

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Publisher-supplied images from the US App Store, checked 25 October 2026. Promotional artwork may include captions or composites; it shows how the publisher presents the app.