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Spiritual growth you can see

Discipleship software for churches that preach growth and want to see it

Mentor is a discipleship system: Bible reading, prayer, challenges, sermon notes, and mentoring. Leaders can see who has a mentor and who is engaged, instead of hoping a program is working.

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The problem it is aimed at

A church can preach discipleship every year and still have no shared picture of who is reading Scripture, who is praying with others, or who has someone walking with them. Mentor does not measure a person’s heart. It does give a church shared tools and a staff view of participation.

Tools inside Mentor

Bible study modes

Solo devotions, couples reading, family devotions, or live reading with friends.

Challenges

Daily Proverb, monthly Psalms, and Bible in a Year. People can join and see friends’ progress.

Prayer wall

Share requests with your circle, pray for others, and mark prayers answered.

Guided tracks

Public Scripture paths, including the Romans Road, for camps, outreach, or personal reading. They work in the browser.

Sermon notes and mentoring

Sunday outlines live in the app. Mentor matching and an admin list of relationships sit beside that, so discipleship is not only content.

This page vs. mentoring-only pages

Christian mentoring software is about one-to-one relationships. This page is the wider discipleship stack: Scripture, prayer, challenges, and leadership visibility. A personal discipleship app path exists for people who are not setting up a church.

Questions

How can a church organize discipleship relationships?

On Mentor, people request a mentor or offer to mentor. Admins approve and review the list of active relationships, while Bible study, prayer, and groups stay in the same accounts.

Does discipleship software replace small groups?

No. Mentor includes groups, announcements, and events. It is a place for groups to live next to mentoring and personal Bible habits, not a reason to cancel gathering.

Is there a free way to try the Scripture side?

Yes. Guided tracks such as Romans Road are on the public site. The app itself is free for individual mentors and mentees.