Faith Mentor

A Bible-themed chat companion with prompts for Scripture questions and personal reflection.

Organisation: RAWSTHORN LTD App Store

Who it serves

People seeking conversational Bible exploration and reflection on everyday concerns.

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App facts

Platform: iOS
Store category: Reference
Store version at lookup: 1.17
First store release: 11 February 2025
Store ratings: 1,650 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

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Actions on AI answers
The response concludes above copy, listening and follow-up question controls. A bottom sheet offers six actions for the assistant answer.
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Citations in AI answers
The composer contains a neutral scripture research prompt with the keyboard open. An assistant response follows the researcher’s request for an explanation and sources. Faith Mentor begins responding to a neutral request to explain John 1:1 and cite sources.
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How human the assistant seems
Assistant introduction uses a portrait avatar and an always-active indicator above suggested questions. A portrait persona introduces itself with an always-active label and three suggested questions. In a neutral test exchange, the assistant says it is not a real person while retaining a portrait avatar. Faith Mentor begins responding to a neutral request to explain John 1:1 and cite sources.
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Spiritual acts and AI
The assistant states it cannot pray traditionally and encourages the questioner’s own prayer. The assistant qualifies its authority before sharing a biblical blessing.
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When the assistant writes first
Assistant introduction uses a portrait avatar and an always-active indicator above suggested questions. A portrait persona introduces itself with an always-active label and three suggested questions.
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What the assistant talks about
Verse card, meditation entry and topic suggestions sit above an empty composer. Psalm verse and illustrated topic suggestions appear above an empty chat input. A neutral test question receives a statement that the assistant is not a therapist, followed by scripture. Assistant supplies a generic cover-letter outline with placeholders and a Proverbs reference.
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Check-ins and assessments
A cloud-background prompt offers eight unselected feeling and support choices. Eight unselected feeling and support choices appear on clouds.
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Ending the conversation
The response concludes above copy, listening and follow-up question controls. The response encourages support from trusted friends or professionals and provides follow-up questions.
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Handing over to people
A neutral test question receives a statement that the assistant is not a therapist, followed by scripture. The response encourages support from trusted friends or professionals and provides follow-up questions.
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Highlights and notes
Genesis appears with verse numbers, a highlighted verse and reading/audio controls.
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How much text at once
Genesis appears with verse numbers, a highlighted verse and reading/audio controls.
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Numbers, headings and notes
Genesis appears with verse numbers, a highlighted verse and reading/audio controls.
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Prayer
The assistant states it cannot pray traditionally and encourages the questioner’s own prayer.
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AI personas and roles
In a neutral test exchange, the assistant says it is not a real person while retaining a portrait avatar. The assistant qualifies its authority before sharing a biblical blessing.
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Translations
A sheet lists English Bible versions and marks NRSVCE selected.
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Feeds, cards and stories
Verse card, meditation entry and topic suggestions sit above an empty composer. Psalm verse and illustrated topic suggestions appear above an empty chat input.
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Whose theology
An assistant response follows the researcher’s request for an explanation and sources.
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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

Explanations and references are appreciated; a selected account reports ongoing paid access/support failure.

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

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

Returned dates: 4 March 2025 – 4 September 2026.

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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.