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SoapBox

SoapBox is a Bible and church community app for individuals, pastors, and ministry teams. It combines scripture reading, a live prayer wall, ORA AI study, and church management tools, with free options for individuals and small churches.

SoapBox

SoapBox

SoapBox is a Bible and church community app that brings together scripture reading, prayer, AI-guided study, and group connection. It is positioned for individuals exploring faith or building a daily rhythm, as well as pastors and church leaders who need a lightweight ministry management tool.

For individuals, the product centers on Bible reading, devotionals, a prayer wall, community groups, and ORA, an AI faith companion that answers questions in a private setting. For churches, SoapBox adds member tracking, giving, visitor follow-up, sermon management, communications, and Monday morning health reports, with a free tier for churches under 100 members.

Core features

Daily Bible study

Read the Bible, follow daily devotionals, use reading plans, and keep a S.O.A.P. journal for Scripture reflection.

Live prayer wall

Post prayer requests and pray with others in a live prayer wall, with community activity shown in real time.

ORA AI companion

Ask Scripture questions, theology questions, or personal questions to ORA, the app’s AI faith companion.

Communities and groups

Join churches, campus ministries, or small groups to share posts, plan events, and stay connected.

Private faith mode

Use Private Mode to explore faith without a public profile or social pressure.

Church management tools

For pastors, manage members, giving, sermons, events, and communications from one dashboard.

Common ways people use SoapBox

  • Build a daily faith habit

    A person can read the daily verse, work through a devotional, journal with S.O.A.P., and use the prayer wall as part of a regular routine.

  • Explore faith privately

    Someone with questions about faith can ask ORA privately for help understanding a verse, a doctrine, or a personal struggle.

  • Run a small church from one app

    A pastor or church planter can manage members, giving, visitor follow-up, sermons, and communications in one dashboard.

  • Stay connected in a church community

    A church member or ministry participant can join a community, share posts, plan events, and stay in touch between meetings.

  • Track church health weekly

    A church leader can review Monday morning reports to check attendance, giving, new members, and engagement at a glance.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Combines Bible reading, prayer, community, and AI study in one app.
  • Offers a private mode for people who want to explore faith without a public profile.
  • Includes church-facing tools such as member CRM, giving, visitor follow-up, sermons, and communications.
  • Has a free entry point for both individuals and small churches.
  • Provides clear pastor-oriented workflows, including Monday morning reports and a structured follow-up process.

Cons

  • Some advanced individual features are limited by plan, including ORA conversation allowances and additional reading/audio plans.
  • The app notes that Google Play is coming soon, so Android availability appears limited from the site evidence alone.
  • Several pastor-focused features are described as coming soon or limited to higher tiers, such as full custom discipleship AI and some multi-site capabilities.

FAQ

Is SoapBox free?

Yes. The site says SoapBox is free to download and use, with a free forever option for individuals and free forever for churches under 100 members.

What does SoapBox include?

SoapBox combines a Bible app, a live prayer wall, daily devotionals, reading plans, an AI Bible study companion called ORA, community features, and a pastor-facing church management toolkit.

What platforms does SoapBox support?

The site says SoapBox is available on iPhone via the App Store, and it also notes that Google Play is coming soon.

Is there a church plan for pastors?

The pastor pricing page says churches under 100 members can use SoapBox free forever, while larger churches can choose paid plans or contact sales for enterprise needs.

What is ORA?

The site describes ORA as a private, AI-powered faith companion that is rooted in Scripture and available 24/7.

Quick Facts

Category
Bible app / church management
Primary users
Individuals, pastors, church leaders, and ministry teams
Platforms
iPhone app; Google Play coming soon
Pricing
Free to start; paid individual and church plans available
Notable workflow
Bible reading, live prayer wall, ORA AI study, and church dashboards
Source domain
soapboxsuperapp.com