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Help & Feedback

Your voice matters. The Feedback page lets you send a message directly to the GodFocus team — whether you found a bug, have a feature idea, experienced a spiritual win, or just want to say hello.

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How to Get There

Open the navigation menu and tap Help & Feedback, or go to your Profile page and tap Help & Feedback from the quick links.

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Sending Feedback

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Choose a category

Pick the type of feedback you are sending. There are four categories:
  • Bug — Something is broken or not working as expected.
  • Feature — You have an idea for a new feature or improvement.
  • Win! — You want to share a spiritual win or encouragement with the team.
  • Other — Anything else that does not fit the categories above.
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Write your message

Type your message in the text box. Be as detailed as you like — the more context you provide, the better the team can help.
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Attach a screenshot (optional)

If a picture would help explain the issue, tap Attach Screenshot to add an image. GodFocus accepts PNG or JPG files up to 5 MB.
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Tap Send to Team

When you are ready, tap the Send to Team button. Your feedback is submitted along with basic device information so the team can reproduce any issues.

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What Happens Next

After you submit, you will see a confirmation message: “Your feedback has been sent to the team.” The GodFocus team reviews every piece of feedback and uses it to improve the app.
Submitting feedback as a Flamekeeper supporter is one of the steps toward receiving lifetime access. If you have made a one-time gift, be sure to send feedback so the team knows you are part of the community.

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Tips for Great Feedback

  • For bugs: Describe what you expected to happen and what actually happened. Steps to reproduce the issue are very helpful.
  • For feature requests: Explain the problem you are trying to solve, not just the solution you imagine. This helps the team find the best approach.
  • For spiritual wins: Share freely! The team loves hearing how God is working through the app.
“Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.” — Proverbs 27:17