AgōnHow's your heart, really?
Pick up to three words for what you're feeling, and pray a Psalm that fits. The Psalms give you words to bring the hard things straight to God, and the good ones too.
What it does
Sixteen honest words
Lament (heavy, anxious, angry, lonely, ashamed, weary), trust (afraid, unsure, overwhelmed, waiting, tempted), and thanksgiving (grateful, joyful, at peace, hopeful, loved).
A Psalm that fits
Each word has Psalms chosen for it. You see a few verses in your translation and why that kind of Psalm fits; Another Psalm shows the next one.
Read it all
Open the whole Psalm in the Bible app you already use.
Lately
Your last two weeks of check-ins, each one a tap from the Psalm you prayed.
Write about it
With Premium, start a journal entry from your check-in: "I feel weary. Psalm 143:4."
Premium
How it keeps your 12:30+1
Link a Heart commitment to Heart Check, and checking in keeps it for the day.
- Check my heart and pray a Psalm each morning
- Name what I'm feeling before I answer my phone
- Pray a Psalm when I'm anxious instead of scrolling
Linking it to your 12:30+1 is free on Standard, like every link that keeps a commitment.
Your 12:30+1 is one small commitment for each of heart, soul, mind, and strength (Mark 12:30), plus one for your neighbor (Mark 12:31), with a one-minute account each evening. How the 12:30+1 works.
What's free, and what Premium adds
Agōn Standard free
- Every word, every Psalm, and your history
- Your translation (WEB, BSB, or KJV), and your Bible app for the whole Psalm
- Only you see your check-ins
Agōn Premium
- Write about it in your journal, started from your check-in
Premium is $4.99/month or $49.99/year with a 7-day free trial, or $99.99 once for Lifetime, and every Agōn cohort membership includes it. If you stop, nothing you made is lost. Compare plans.
Heart Check and the rest of Agōn
Heart Check pairs with your journal (write about what you named) and the Examen (look back at the whole day).
Start with Heart Check
Agōn Standard is free, with no ads, on iPhone, Android, and the web. One account everywhere. Start with one tool; every other one waits until you want it.