For women

The same tools. Your own groups.

ForgedLife supports women's groups with the same four pillars, XP, ranks and studies. When a woman signs up, the app's language changes with her: sisters, sisterhood.

From the founder

How women's groups came to ForgedLife, in our own words.

We built ForgedLife for men. The first version was an accountability app for a handful of us who wanted to stop drifting: track the day, keep a streak, and let a few brothers see the scoreboard.

Our first church partner is Compass Christian Church in Chandler, Arizona. There, men's groups of 8 to 12 run The Life You're Building together, six weeks at a time, with a leader in each group and the app keeping the daily work in front of everyone.

It did not take long for the women in those men's lives to ask the obvious question. Wives, sisters, and friends wanted the same tools, the same study, and their own groups to run them in.

So the app supports women's groups today. Same pillars, same XP and ranks, same studies, same church codes. When a woman signs up, the language changes with her: sisters, sisterhood. Everything else stays as sharp as it was.

Kyle, ForgedLife

Side by side

What's the same, and what's different.

What's the same

  • The four pillars. Faith, Family, Fitness, Finances. Same tasks, same point values.
  • XP and ranks. Iron Apprentice, Warrior and Master, earned per pillar.
  • The studies. The Life You're Building and Finance Academy, unchanged.
  • Church codes. Enter your church's code and pick a women's group from the catalog.
  • Challenges and partners. Invite codes, a prayer wall, a leaderboard, and a one-to-one accountability partner.

What's different

  • Women-only by design. Groups, challenges and partners are single-gender, with no exceptions and no setting to change it.
  • Separate chats and prayer walls. A women's group has its own chat and its own prayer wall. Men's groups cannot see them, and the reverse is also true.
  • The language. Sisters and sisterhood throughout the app, from the day you sign up.
  • Church campaigns. A church can run a women's campaign alongside a men's campaign, with its own leaders and groups.
She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come.Proverbs 31:25

Start with your group.

Install the app, choose Women's when you set up your profile, and enter your church code or start a challenge of your own.