About
This app helps you create dedicated time for spiritual reflection by temporarily locking distracting applications on your phone. It uses an NFC-enabled bookmark to initiate and end these focused sessions, allowing for uninterrupted time with God.
What's New in Ruach
1.6
July 2, 2026
Visual Updates
FAQ
What is Ruach?
Ruach is an iOS app designed to help users create intentional time with God by temporarily blocking distracting applications on their iPhone. It utilizes an NFC-enabled bookmark to initiate and end these focused sessions, promoting digital fasting.
How does Ruach use NFC?
Ruach pairs with a physical bookmark containing an NFC chip. Tapping this bookmark on your iPhone initiates a digital fast, locking selected apps until you tap the bookmark again to end the session.
What devices is Ruach compatible with?
Ruach is compatible with iPhones running iOS 17 or later. It also supports iPads. You will need a standard NFC bookmark, card, or tag to use its core functionality.
Does Ruach collect any user data?
No, Ruach explicitly states that it collects no data. There are no accounts, no analytics, and no third parties involved, ensuring all activity stays on your device.
Can Ruach be used for longer periods, like a week?
Yes, Ruach supports digital fasts of varying lengths, from twenty minutes to a whole week. This flexibility allows users to tailor their focused time with God to their specific needs or events like camps.
Is Ruach a habit tracker?
No, Ruach is not a habit tracker. It does not feature streaks, points, or any form of shame for missed days, focusing solely on facilitating intentional time with God.
How often is Ruach updated?
The latest version of Ruach is 1.6, and it was last updated on July 2, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What is the age rating for Ruach?
Ruach has an age rating of 4+. This means it is considered suitable for children aged 4 and above, indicating a generally safe and non-offensive application.