Glorify, founded in 2020 by Henry Costa and Ed Beccle and based in Witney, United Kingdom, combines daily Bible devotionals, guided meditations, worship music, sleep audio, and a prayer journal into one Christian wellness app, positioning itself less as a pure Bible-reading tool and more as a daily spiritual-habit platform. In 2025 Glorify merged with faith-hardware company Confidein and now also sells the Glorify Ring, a Christian smart ring, alongside the original app.
That broader wellness scope helped Glorify cross 20 million downloads and secure a $40 million Series A in December 2021 led by Andreessen Horowitz alongside a roster of Christian investors, a notably large round for a faith-focused consumer app and a signal of real venture confidence in the category.
Glorify's free tier includes a genuinely useful daily devotional, rotating worship and sleep audio, and the core journal, with Glorify+ unlocking the full library for roughly $9.99 a month or $59.99 a year. For someone who wants daily spiritual practice built around habit and routine, devotionals, audio, journaling, together in one app, Glorify's wellness-scoped design addresses that directly.
