What you carried.
The people, questions, and concerns you prayed about, brought together with the updates you recorded along the way.
Record the moments when you notice God at work. Then let Glean bring your month together—finding recurring themes, drawing out insights, and creating a personal story from your prayers, devotional reflections, and God moments.
“Both offering attention and receiving it.”From the illustrative Memory below
A prayer early in the month. A reflection a week later. A moment you almost forgot. Glean uses AI to look across what you recorded—finding recurring themes, drawing out insights, and shaping a personal summary of what happened.
A question in your devotional. A prayer you keep returning to. Something you noticed in an ordinary conversation. A Memory looks across your month to find themes you might miss when reading each one on its own.
One thread, three entries: wanting to pause before reacting, listening patiently in a conversation, and feeling heard by a friend.
What you were praying about at the start of the month can read differently beside an update from a few weeks later. Glean draws out connections from what you recorded, offering reflections on the experiences you described, what stayed with you, and what you’re still carrying.
An early prayer for patience sits beside a later update about listening first. Together, they offer more to reflect on than either entry alone.
Instead of opening every entry to piece the month back together, read a personal summary with the themes, reflections, and moments that stood out. Your prayers, devotional answers, and God moments become a connected story of the month you recorded.
This August becomes a story about making room to listen. Open the original excerpts behind a reflection whenever you want to look closer.
Actual app screens showing an illustrative Memory with fictional entries.
More than a recap. A Memory helps you revisit what mattered, notice connections, and remember the month as a whole. Depending on what you recorded, it can include:
The people, questions, and concerns you prayed about, brought together with the updates you recorded along the way.
The ideas and questions that stood out in your devotional answers, drawn into a reflection you can revisit beyond the day you wrote them.
Scripture from devotionals you completed that month, gathered into your Memory so you can return to the passages alongside your reflections.
Connections between separate prayers, reflections, and moments—bringing recurring themes into view when you look at the month together.
The experiences you recorded when you noticed God at work, revisited with what happened and why it mattered to you.
The people, kindnesses, and experiences you wrote about with gratitude, brought back into focus before the details fade.
A quiet conversation. A small kindness. Everyday experiences you recorded, remembered alongside the events that felt bigger at the time.
Useful saved devotional insights, clearly identified as AI guidance—not your own testimony—so you can consider them again in the context of your month.
Each Memory takes its shape from your entries. It won’t include every kind of reflection every month, or add experiences you haven’t recorded.
Years of praying for someone. One unexpected invitation to pray together. Keep the words, the place, and what that moment meant to you.
“Before I opened the door, he asked, ‘Would you pray with me?’ We sat there holding hands. I’ve prayed for moments like this for years.”
Write a few words, add a photo, or keep both. Choose when it happened and, if you’d like, add a private location to revisit on your Journey map. These moments can become part of your monthly Memory, too.
At bedtime, my daughter asked if we could pray for the boy who sits alone at lunch. Then she said she wanted to sit with him tomorrow.
I’ve been so worried about whether I’m teaching her enough. Tonight, I just wanted to stop and notice her kindness.
Type or speak in everyday language, like telling a friend about your day. A guided God moment makes it easy to turn that conversation into an entry you can return to.
Glean can ask up to two optional questions, then organize what you shared into a draft. Skip a question, finish early, or edit anything. You review the result before saving it as your moment.
Choose a step, or swipe the preview.
Type a quick note or say it out loud. Describe what happened in your own everyday language—no special prompts needed.
Glean turns what you shared into an editable entry. Review it, change anything, and save the moment for later.
AI helps organize what you share; it doesn’t interpret what God is saying. Only your words and answers are sent for this guidance—not your photos, date, or location.
Choose a completed month and Glean gathers the available entries for you. Review what will be used, leave anything out, and give permission before creating your Memory.
Your included entries are sent to Glean’s AI processing service to create the Memory. Private prayer notes are off by default.
Photo files and exact locations are not sent to the AI. Your finished Memory is encrypted for your account.
Insights stay connected to the original entries. They don’t measure your faith, declare prayers answered, or claim to know God’s intent.
Writing God moments is always free. Monthly Memories require a Glean account. Optional Glean AI features use credits or Unlimited. See pricing
Record something you don’t want to forget. When the month is over, bring your prayers, reflections, and moments together—and see what stands out.
Actual Glean app screens with fictional example entries. Available in light and dark mode.