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One path. Two people.

Twelve scenes following one believer's path and the watchman who walks it with them. Every screen below is what you'll actually see in the app once you've created an account.

User Watchman
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Start walking on day one

Every new member starts with Send Scripture already active — keep it, edit it, or remove it. Then pick more from eight categories, each path scripture-backed and labeled Flee or Pursue.

Why it matters: vague accountability fails. A named path with a verse behind it is something you can actually walk.

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Your Starter Walk
Send Scripture is active
Send a verse to at least one person every day. Edit, pause, or remove anytime.
Path Library
Devotion
Body
Purity
Substances
Speech
Mind
Stewardship
Heart & Action
Pray three times a day
Pursue
— Daniel 6:10 (KJV)
Fast
Pursue
— Matthew 6:17-18 (KJV)
Read Scripture daily
Pursue
— Joshua 1:8 (KJV)
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Name it. Set a finish line if it has one.

Pick the type, prefill the scripture, set an Ends-on date for fasts and time-bound paths. Ongoing paths leave it blank.

Why it matters: a fast without a finish line drifts. A path with one ends honorably.

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New Path
Pursue
Flee
Path
Fast
Notes — your watchman sees this
No fried foods. Liquids only after 6pm.
Support scripture
"When thou fastest, anoint thine head…" — Matt. 6:17
Ends on
Dec 20, 2026
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Invite your watchman

One private invite link. Copy it, send by text or DM — no email forms, no group chats. A path carries up to two watchmen — invite a second while the first is already watching.

Why it matters: one voice can be ignored. Two who love you can't.

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Watchmen
2/2 slots · 1 active, 1 pending
Marcus
Active · accepted yesterday
Invite pending · expires in 47h
Up to two watchmen per path. Links expire in 48 hours.
Your watchman
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Your watchman accepts

They tap the link and see exactly what they're signing up for: which path, what cadence, what they'll be shown. No mystery.

Why it matters: a watchman who knows the deal stays the watchman. Surprises burn relationships.

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You've been invited
From
David Jones
Path
Fast · ends Dec 20
Your role
Watchman — pinged on a Breach, or after two Silent days running. Quiet means they're walking well.
Each night
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Check in — today, or catch up yesterday

Pursue paths tap to hold. Flee paths choose Held or Breach. Missed last night? Yesterday's row is right there. Tapped the wrong one? Undo sits inline for 30 minutes.

Why it matters: most paths don't fall to one big choice. They fall to small unspoken nights.

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Check-In
Today
Pursue
✓Send ScriptureUndo
FastSabbath
Flee
No lustful looking
Did you avoid this today?
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Stumbled? Confess it honestly.

Pick breach, write one line. It goes straight to your watchman. The friction is the point.

Why it matters: confession in the light beats covering in the dark. The system makes the light the easy path.

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Breach — be honest
No lustful looking
Confess your faults one to another. — James 5:16
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Miss a night — get a private nudge first

Silence isn't a hiding place. You're nudged privately first, with a chance to own yesterday before it closes as Silent.

Why it matters: life happens. You get the first chance to tell the truth yourself.

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Nudge — yesterday is still open
Your fast went un-checked. Your watchman hasn't been pinged yet — own it before the day closes Silent.
Yesterday · not checked in
Fast
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Breach or two silent days — your watchman is pinged

A breach pings your watchman right away. Silence is different: day one is your private nudge. Only after two days pass Silent is your watchman alerted, with one-tap call or text. Silent days count as Fallen.

Why it matters: the worst nights are usually the silent ones. Silence has to mean something.

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Watchman alert
just now
David went silent on his fast.
Silent two nights running. Silence is a signal — reach out.
CallText
A brother is born for adversity. — Prov. 17:17
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One Watch page — who needs you, who's walking well

Assignments sort into Needs you, Walking well, and Resting. Alert history collapses into short events, three at a time — never an endless list.

Why it matters: the watchman role finally has a screen. Equipped to help, not guess.

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Your Assignments
Needs you (1)
David · Fast
Breach today — "Broke the fast at lunch. Owning it."
Walking well (1)
Marcus · Pray three times
Resting (1)
James · No drunkenness — alerts paused
Alert history · David
BreachSep 20
Silent 4 daysSep 12 – Sep 15
BreachSep 3
Show 2 earlier
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Send a word in season

One field. Speak life. The system never writes for them — every word comes from a real person.

Why it matters: encouragement that's written by a friend lands. Auto-affirmations don't.

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Send encouragement
Over time
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Days standing, days fallen — both counted honestly

A breach doesn't reset you to zero. Days held stack visibly. Days fallen are logged honestly beside them. The just man falleth seven times and riseth up again — the number reminds you you're still rising.

Why it matters: a fake reset breeds shame. An honest ledger breeds repentance and resolve.

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PursueActive
Fast
No fried foods. Liquids only after 6pm.
Guiding Scripture

"When thou fastest, anoint thine head, and wash thy face." — Matt. 6:17

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Standing
2
Fallen

"For a just man falleth seven times, and riseth up again."

Proverbs 24:16 · KJV

Show full history →
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Time-bound paths have a finish line

The Ends-on date is your finish line — it shows on the path so you and your watchman both see it coming. When it lands, you close the path out yourself.

Why it matters: a fast without a visible end drifts. A dated path ends as a vow kept.

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Fast complete
21 days · Nov 29 → Dec 20
End date reached. Archive it yourself when you're ready to close it out.
"Is not this the fast that I have chosen?" — Isa 58:6

Ready to walk it out?

Pick your path. Pick your watchman. Show up tonight.

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"Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend."

Proverbs 27:17 · KJV