A young man sitting against a dark background, sunglasses on, hands joined in prayer.

Built for American teens · other countries later

Origate

A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also love one another.

John 13:34 · WEB

A gate toward Jesus.

Talk it through

What’s on your mind?

Ask anything. Origate answers from the Bible — word for word — and tells you plainly when the Bible doesn’t say.

AI — not a person, not Jesus. 988 is one tap. A minute of setup first: a first name and an age band.

A Bible conversation for a US household. It lives on this device. Start alone if you have to. Invite a parent later, in your words. The table is the point.

How Origate works

  1. Ask anything. Origate answers from the Bible, quotes it word for word, and says so when the Bible doesn’t speak to it.
  2. Want to be walked through a passage? A guided study asks what you think first. Then you take it to a table.
  3. A parent can see safety flags and study themes — never what you typed.

Parents and children’s privacy

Origate is a Bible conversation and study tool for American teens and a parent in the household.

A parent invites the teen: they confirm the age band and share a household code, and the teen opens Origate when they are ready. Household details stay on this device. What you type is not saved.

Origate is not a crisis service.

Who made this

Origate is made by Hervé Onanga Kingbo.

We’re in the same roomI’m a parent — set up the householdRead the Origate Pledge first

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