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The world is praying with you.

HearMe is an anonymous global prayer wall for iPhone. Share what's on your heart — no name, no account, no location — and watch as people everywhere tap Pray and stand with you.

Get notified at launch How it works
Coming soon to the App Store as 144 HearMe
🇺🇸 English  ·  🇪🇸 Español  ·  🇫🇷 Français

Built for one sacred thing

Not a social network. Not a content library. A wall of real prayers from real people, and the chance to stand with a stranger.

Anonymous by design

No sign-up, no email, no name, no location. Your prayers on the wall can never be traced back to you — not even by us.

Tap Pray, be counted

Every prayer shows how many people are praying over it — a live count that tells the person who wrote it: you are not alone.

Light a candle

Stand with a prayer in a way everyone can see — a warm candle glowing on the card, echoing a tradition centuries old.

Praise reports

When a prayer is answered, it becomes a testimony on the wall — hope you can scroll through on the hard days.

Your private journal

Keep prayers just for yourself, mark them answered over time, build a daily streak, and set a gentle reminder to pray.

Three languages

HearMe speaks English, Español, and Français — chosen on first launch, switchable anytime.

How it works

Three taps between a heavy heart and a praying world.

01

Write it down

Post what's on your heart. Keep it private in your journal, or share it anonymously on the global wall.

02

The world shows up

People everywhere see it — no names, ever — and tap Pray. You watch the count rise in real time.

03

Mark it answered

When the answer comes, mark it. Your prayer becomes a praise report that gives someone else hope.

"Blessed be the Lord, my rock, who trains my hands for war, and my fingers for battle."
Psalm 144:1 — the verse 144 is named for

Praying is free. Forever.

Posting a prayer and praying for someone will never cost anything and will never show an ad. HearMe is supported by optional extras — candles, themes, and HearMe Plus — from people who want to keep the wall free for everyone.