Three to five men. Twelve weeks of fixed scripture, prayer, fasting, training and journaling. Every check-in visible to your brothers. The app just keeps score.
Most men don't need more content. They need someone who notices when they stop showing up.
The Lions Den isn't a devotional library or a habit tracker you can quietly abandon. It's twelve weeks of the same assignments as the men next to you, with your daily check-ins visible to every one of them.
A leader creates a cohort and shares one invite code. Three to five men join. No directory, no search, no approval queue.
Open the app, read the day's assigned passage, answer the discussion question in your journal, and tick what you actually did.
Meeting time and place live on the cohort. You arrive already knowing who held the line and who missed three days.
Each curriculum day names exactly which disciplines are expected. Streaks count consecutive expected days — yesterday still counts, so an early riser isn't punished for the clock. Weekly disciplines are a target, not a daily demand: do it five of seven days, any days you like.
Every man in every cohort works the same passages on the same day. One memory verse a week; one spiritual discipline introduced and carried forward.
Create a cohort, hand out the invite code, set the meeting time and place. There's no directory, no approval queue, no admin console to learn. The curriculum is already written — your job is the room, not the content.
Create the cohort in the app, text the code to your men. They are in within a minute.
Twelve weeks of passages, memory verses and discussion questions ship with the app. Nothing to prepare each week.
Every man in the cohort sees the daily check-in grid. Conversations start from facts, not from "how have you been?"
No church server, no admin seat, no per-seat license. The app is the whole thing.
No third-party analytics, trackers or advertising SDKs. We do not sell or share your data with anyone.
Your entries sync to your account so a new phone doesn't lose them — and no other user, cohort brother or leader, can read them.
The men in your cohort see your name and whether you checked in. Nobody else does.
Delete your account from inside the app and your data goes with it, permanently.
The web app is open now while iOS and Android are on the way.
