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Scripture brought to life with motion and narration, one swipe at a time.
Coming soon to iPhone & Android
Meinate.
Abide in Me.
may·nah·tay — Greek for “abide,” from John 15:4
The feed that feeds your soul. Short videos of Scripture, devotionals, worship and testimony — so the time you already spend scrolling draws you closer to God.
Same thumb. Better feed.
Most feeds are built to keep you anxious, envious and outraged. You close the app feeling worse than when you opened it. Meinate keeps the habit and changes what you're scrolling.
What's in the feed
Short devotionals
Thirty to sixty seconds of encouragement from trusted teachers.
Worship
Original and properly licensed worship moments to lift your day.
Testimonies
Real stories of what God is doing in real lives.
What we leave out — on purpose
- No outrage algorithm. We rank for encouragement, not engagement at any cost.
- No public like counts. No scoreboards, no comparison.
- No ads. Your attention isn't the product.
Why “Meinate”?
μείνατε ἐν ἐμοί
In John 15:4, Jesus tells His disciples meinate en emoi — “abide in me.” To abide is to stay, remain and dwell. It isn't a one-time visit. It's a daily way of living, like a branch that stays connected to the vine.
“Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; no more can ye, except ye abide in me.”
John 15:4 (KJV)
Calling faith creators
We're inviting a small group of founding creators to help shape Meinate before launch. If you make devotionals, worship, Scripture art or testimony content, choose “I create faith content” when you join the waitlist and we'll be in touch.
Apply as a creatorQuestions
When does Meinate launch?
We're building now. Waitlist members get first access to the beta and will hear about launch before anyone else.
Will it be free?
Yes. The core feed will be free and ad-free.
Who makes the content?
At launch, Meinate features a curated library plus a group of invited creators. Everything is reviewed against our content guidelines.
Is it safe for teens?
Meinate is designed for ages 13 and up, with moderation on every piece of content.
How do I pronounce it?
May-nah-tay. It's the Greek word Jesus uses in John 15:4, “abide in me.”