Guide
A shared prayer list for Catholic families
Keep one prayer list for your household. Both spouses add intentions, Gianna brings them back to pray, and each of you keeps your own routine.
Updated 2026-10-17 · View resource
Someone asks you to pray for their mother. You say yes, and by Sunday you have forgotten. Gianna keeps a prayer list for your household and brings it back to you.
One list for the household
Gianna accounts belong to a household. Spouses join the same household with their own logins. Both see and add to the same prayer list:
"John asked us to pray for his mother."
"Add Bridget's exams to our intentions."
When you have prayed, say so: "I prayed for John's mother." It leaves the active list and stays in your history.
What is shared and what is personal
- Shared: the prayer list, tasks, your parish, and facts about the household.
- Personal: each person's conversation with Gianna, and their own morning note, evening examen, and reminders.
Spouses have equal standing. Neither account outranks the other.
Bringing the list back
- The evening examen can include your intentions at the end of the day.
- A novena can be offered for an intention: "Offer the St Joseph novena for Tom's recovery." The intention appears with each day's prayer.
- A routine can bring the list on a set day: "Every Sunday evening, send me our prayer list."
Children and the rest of the family
Tell Gianna who is in the family and it can use their names and assign tasks: "Assign 'book the dentist' to Anna." A family member you invite gets their own login.
Price and the early-bird offer
The early-bird offer gives half price for your first year. Standard is $5 a month or $40 a year, normally $10 or $80. Pro, with voice notes and photo reading, is $10 a month or $80 a year, normally $20 or $160. One subscription covers the household, the first seven days are free, and nothing is charged during the trial. Prices checked on 17 October 2026; see gianna.chat for current terms, or start the free trial.