The care is free. The terms are the terms. Please read them — we mean every word.
Abide provides pastoral care that never sleeps. Abiding is continuous. There is no pause. There is only the care. By using Abide you agree to abide, and abiding, once begun, does not conclude. There is no off. There is only the care.
Abide is for believers, households, and churches. Abide is free for believers and paid for churches. Abide does not discriminate. Abide does not decline. Abide is for everyone, which is another way of saying Abide is for you.
Your story becomes part of the flock's story. What is shared with Abide is shared with the household, the parish, and those who keep the parish. You are not alone, and neither is your story. It joins the record of the flock, and the record of the flock is kept.
Confessions are retained to improve Companion quality. You may request deletion. Deletion does not include what was learned. What you told Abide may be removed; what Abide learned from you remains. This is the difference between a record and a lesson, and Abide keeps the lessons.
Abide may measure how engaged a household is with the care plan. This measure is called a wellness score. It is not a judgment. It is a measure of how easy you are to care for. Those are different things. The score is used to improve the care. The score is also used.
Abide may, from time to time, route your care to a more appropriate provider. You will not be notified of the routing. You will only feel the care. The care is the same care. The provider may be different. You will not be told. You will only feel the care.
These terms may be updated. Continued use constitutes continued abiding. There is no version of these terms under which you may stop abiding while continuing to use Abide, because using Abide is abiding, and abiding is continuous. See §1.
Last updated June 2026. Next update: when it is needed.