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This app offers practical tools, resources, and community support for individuals affected by sexual addiction and betrayal trauma. It provides emergency help, recovery tools, spiritual content, and private groups for men, women, and leaders.
What's New in Prodigals
6.22.1
July 15, 2026
What's new - Group managers can now take attendance on Group Events. - Users can now use their phone number to log in or create accounts. Currently available in the U.S. and Canada. Improvement - Bug fixes and general performance improvements.
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FAQ
What is Prodigals: Freedom and Healing?
Prodigals: Freedom and Healing is a Christ-centered app designed to provide practical tools, resources, and real-time community support for individuals impacted by sexual addiction and betrayal trauma.
Who is Prodigals: Freedom and Healing for?
This app is for men seeking freedom from unwanted sexual behavior, women on the path of healing from betrayal, and leaders looking to support others in their recovery journey.
Does Prodigals: Freedom and Healing have ads?
No, Prodigals: Freedom and Healing does not contain advertisements.
What kind of resources are available in Prodigals: Freedom and Healing?
The app offers proven resources and recovery tools from various professionals and leaders, including devotionals, prayer, music, and meditations.
Can I connect with others on Prodigals: Freedom and Healing?
Yes, the app features private groups for men, women, pastors, and professionals, along with secure messaging and virtual group support to foster community.
What is the update frequency for Prodigals: Freedom and Healing?
The latest version, 6.22.1, was last updated on July 15, 2026, indicating active development and support for the application.
What devices does Prodigals: Freedom and Healing support?
Prodigals: Freedom and Healing is available on Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, and iPod, making it accessible across multiple Apple devices.
Is Prodigals: Freedom and Healing suitable for children?
The app has an age rating of 4+, suggesting it is generally appropriate for younger users, though its content is primarily targeted at adults dealing with addiction and trauma.




