A free group prayer app for small groups
PrayerBoard gives your small group, Bible study or family a private circle where everyone shares prayer requests and prays for each other between meetings. It's free on iPhone and iPad, holds up to 30 people per circle, and has no ads or paid tiers.
Updated October 15, 2026 · Coming soon to iPhone and iPad. Free, with no ads.
Keep praying between meetings
Most groups share requests at the end of the evening, someone writes them down, and by next week they're half forgotten. With a circle, each request stays in one place with its updates. Members pray with a tap during the week, and the person who asked can see who prayed.
Set it up for your group in five minutes
- Create a circle and name it after your group.
- Share the invite link in your group's chat, or send it in Messages.
- At your next meeting, ask everyone to post one request in the app instead of saying it out loud only.
- Set a daily reminder to pray at a time that suits you. Quiet hours keep the evenings calm.
- When something gets answered, mark it and share the story at the next meeting.
Tips for leaders
- Post the first request yourself. People share more when the leader goes first.
- Remind the group that private requests exist, for things that aren't theirs to tell.
- Start each meeting with answered prayers. It changes the mood of the whole evening.
- Keep it to your group. A circle works best when everyone knows each other.
What about a whole church?
PrayerBoard circles are made for groups where people know each other. If you want a prayer wall for a whole church, a campus fellowship or an online audience, take a look at PrayerBoard for churches and creators, our web prayer boards.
Questions people ask
Is there a free prayer app for small groups?
Yes. PrayerBoard is free for everyone in the group, with no paid tier for leaders and no ads. Each circle can hold up to 30 people.
Does everyone in the group need an iPhone?
For now, yes. PrayerBoard is on iPhone and iPad, and there's no Android version yet, so check your group before you switch.
Can the leader remove someone from the group?
Yes. The person who made the circle can remove members from the circle's menu, and anyone can report or block a person.
Keep reading
Coming soon to iPhone
Keep praying for each other all week
PrayerBoard is a private prayer circle for you and a few close friends. Share a request, see who prayed, and celebrate answers together.
Free, with no ads. We'll only email you about the launch.
