zayta.
REMEMBER. PRAY. GIVE THANKS.

A little space
for what’s on your heart.

You meant it when you said, “I’ll pray for you.”
Give those promises a place to take root.

Capture requests. Choose Begin prayer time to pray through them one at a time. Keep a record of answered prayers.

Begin your prayer book Free to use. Always.

A look inside.

Example prayer time in Zayta: a single request for Maria, with I prayed and Next request actions and a prayer progress indicator.

Hold people in mind.

A name, a request, a little context. Keep the people you care about close, even on busy days.

Make room to pray.

Choose Begin prayer time for one request at a time. A simple, unhurried space to return to what matters.

Remember the good.

Record answered prayers and revisit them with gratitude. Some stories are worth holding onto.

“pray without ceasing”

1 Thessalonians 5:17
A NAME WITH ROOTS

Zayta means olive, or olive tree, in Aramaic.

Inspired by the olive trees surrounding Jesus’ prayer on the Mount of Olives. A reminder to pause, to bring what we carry, and to be present.

Begin with one person.

Begin your prayer book