Skip to content
GodAdvocate

Strategic acquisition opportunity

Acquire the GodAdvocate platform.

An existing faith-based digital platform — a published iPhone application, a published Android application, a web platform and church dashboard, a secured Postgres backend, and live subscription and giving infrastructure — available to a strategic buyer.

2
Apps published
17,724
Lines of source
$4.99 / $39.99
Live subscription
Pre-revenue
Current stage

The asset

What a buyer acquires.

Every item below is confirmed in the repository or on the public store records. Nothing is listed that cannot be shown.

The GodAdvocate brand

The name, the wordmark and icon, the visual identity, and the godadvocate.com domain.

The iPhone application

Full source and the published App Store listing (GodAdvocate — Prayer & Verses), currently at version 2.1.

The Android application

Full source and the published Google Play listing (com.godadvocate.app), built from the same codebase.

The web platform

The marketing site, the church admin dashboard, the giving flow, and the digital connection card.

The backend

The Postgres schema, 48 row-level security policies, 12 migrations, and the API layer.

Monetisation infrastructure

The live in-app purchase products, the RevenueCat entitlement configuration, and the Stripe Connect giving integration.

The content library

276 written pieces of devotional, teaching and scripture content, plus the four-language translation set.

Store assets

Screenshots, feature graphics, icons and the approved listing copy for both stores.

Buy or build

Why not build it from scratch?

A capable team could build this. The question is what the eighteen months and the store-approval cycles are worth against acquiring something already through them.

The build is already behind you

17,724 lines of hand-written source across a web platform, two published apps and a secured database. Reproducing this from an empty repository is a multi-quarter programme before a single user sees anything.

Both stores are already cleared

App Review and Play Review are approved and shipped — version 2.1 is live. The account setup, review cycles, privacy declarations and rejections are done, and they are the part nobody budgets for.

Monetisation is wired, not sketched

Auto-renewing in-app purchases are configured in both stores with a cross-platform entitlement layer, and Stripe Connect giving is built end to end. Turning revenue on is a distribution problem, not an engineering one.

A finished brand, not a concept

Name, mark, visual identity, domain, store listings, screenshots and approved copy already exist and hang together. A buyer inherits a product with a point of view rather than a naming exercise.

A content library that ships with it

276 written devotionals, studies, plans, quizzes and stories, plus 427 interface strings in four languages. Commissioning that volume of original faith content is its own project.

A foundation, not a finished ceiling

The architecture was written to be handed over — typed throughout, one mobile codebase for both platforms, row-level security by default. A buyer’s team can extend it rather than working around it.

Current status

What is finished, and what is not.

A buyer will find all of this within an afternoon of diligence, so it is stated here first. The opportunity is the built platform and the brand — not a book of business.

Status and all figures on this page measured August 2026 from the repository and the public store records.

Technical overview

Built. Not just imagined.

Measured over hand-written TypeScript and SQL, excluding dependencies, build output and generated native project files.

17,724
Lines of source
125
Source files
39
Mobile screens
14
API endpoints
17
Database tables
48
RLS policies

Web platform

Next.js 15 App Router, React 19, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS. Deployed on Vercel.

9 pages14 API endpointsServer components

iPhone & Android apps

One React Native codebase on Expo with expo-router, built for both stores through EAS.

39 screens39 shared modulesVersion 2.1.0

Backend & database

Supabase Postgres with row-level security on every table, plus server-side Postgres functions.

17 tables48 RLS policies17 functions

Authentication

Supabase Auth with email magic links and deep-link handling into the mobile apps.

PasswordlessBiometric app lockSelf-serve account deletion

Payments & giving

Stripe Connect routes donations straight to each church. GodAdvocate takes no cut.

Connect onboardingOne-time & recurringSigned webhooks

Subscriptions

RevenueCat manages the GodAdvocate Plus entitlement across both app stores.

Store-native purchaseRestore purchasesCross-platform entitlement

Notifications

Expo push with per-community token registration and server-side fan-out.

Daily remindersEvent & announcement pushesFollower fan-out

Localisation

A dependency-free i18n layer covering the whole app interface.

427 stringsEnglish, Spanish, Portuguese, FrenchFull parity

Known engineering gaps

The repository carries no automated test suite; TypeScript strict mode and clean production builds are the only automated checks today. Database migrations are applied manually rather than through a linked CLI. Both are ordinary work for an acquiring team, and both are disclosed here rather than discovered later.

Fit

Who could take GodAdvocate further?

The platform’s one missing ingredient is reach. These are the kinds of organisations that already have it.

Churches & church networks

An organisation with congregations already gathered — the distribution this platform is missing, matched to a product built for exactly that use.

Ministries

A direct, owned channel to followers through daily content, push and giving, instead of renting attention from social platforms.

Christian media companies

A daily-habit mobile surface to bring an existing audience and content catalogue into, with subscription infrastructure already attached.

Faith-based technology companies

A consumer product to add to an existing portfolio, sharing one React Native codebase across both mobile platforms.

Publishers

A digital distribution surface for devotional and study material that is already structured as data in the codebase.

Strategic acquirers & investors

A complete consumer platform with the technical and store-approval risk already retired, priced as an asset rather than a round.

Due diligence

Materials for qualified parties.

Nothing sensitive is published on this site. The following is available to qualified acquisition parties on request, under a mutual confidentiality agreement.

  • A guided demonstration of the web platform and both mobile applications
  • The technical architecture and a full source-code review
  • The database schema, security model and migration history
  • App Store and Google Play account and listing details
  • The subscription and in-app-purchase configuration
  • The giving integration and its Stripe Connect model
  • Intellectual-property, brand and domain ownership records
  • Deployment, environment and infrastructure documentation
  • Proposed acquisition structure and terms

Next step

Interested in GodAdvocate?

Tell us who you are and what you would want to do with the platform, and we will follow up with the diligence materials relevant to your organisation.

Your details are used only to respond to this enquiry. They are not added to a mailing list and are not shared with third parties.