Questions about the program, your account, or anything else — a real person reads every email.
A leader creates the cohort in the app and shares a one-time invite code with three to five men. Enter that code in the app to join — there's no directory or approval queue.
The daily curriculum and journal work solo, but the accountability model is built around a small group. We recommend finding at least one other man before you start.
Nothing punitive — the day is just marked missed on your cohort's shared check-in grid. Streaks count consecutive expected days, so catching up tomorrow keeps things moving.
Nobody but you. Entries sync to your account so a new phone doesn't lose them, but no cohort member or leader can ever read them.
Yes. Daily check-ins and journal entries are saved locally and sync automatically once you're back online.
The Lions Den is free during the initial launch. If that changes, we'll announce pricing well before any change takes effect.
No. Cohorts can be made up of friends, family, coworkers, or a church small group — anyone willing to commit to the same twelve weeks.
You can delete your account and all associated data from inside the app under Settings, or from our web deletion page if you no longer have access to the app.
The address you used to sign up, so we can find your account.
If it's a cohort issue, the cohort or invite code helps us look into it faster.
What you expected versus what actually happened, in a sentence or two.
iOS or Android, and roughly what version, if it looks like a bug.
