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About StillHearth: Prayer Companion

StillHearth is a prayer and scripture companion built for women; for the moments you actually reach for your phone. Tap how you feel and receive a verse and prayer written for that exact moment. No feed, no noise, no performance. Just you and God. Terms of Use: https://ilysitri.github.io/Selah/terms.html WHAT'S INSIDE · Mood-based verse discovery across 16 emotional states · Daily Bite - one verse every morning with a reflection question · Guided Paths - structured 5 to 7 day spiritual journeys · Verse Traces - capture what landed, anchored to the verse · 6 curated collections including cycle-aware scripture · Daily streak and gentle reminders Selah is the Hebrew word for pause. It appears 74 times in the Psalms. This is your pause. Built by one woman, for women.

What’s new

Version 1.0.1 · Updated July 21, 2026

Rebranded name due to many similar apps sharing the old name.

App privacy

The developer, Evie Rose, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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