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Welcome to Besor HQ

Built
to serve.

We’re building practical apps for Scripture, prayer and your walk with God. For steady rhythms, new beginnings and seasons when you need more support.

DIFFERENT PEOPLE.
SAME DIRECTION.

PEOPLE TOOLS HIGHER GOOD

Why Besor?

You wrote it
to return to it.

A Bible study in Notes can end up between a shopping list and a work reminder. Besor gives your studies, prayers and reflections a home of their own, so they’re easier to find, revisit and put into practice.

Keep your studies together.

01

Scripture references and study notes, kept side by side. Revisit the passage and the thoughts you recorded alongside it.

Carry study into prayer.

02

Link a study in Verse & Vow to a prayer you write in Amen, Again. Keep what you read and your response connected.

A place set apart.

03

A dedicated home for your studies and prayers, separate from the work notes, errands and everyday lists on your phone.

The Besor family

Tools for a life of faith.

For reading, prayer and study.
Each with a purpose of its own.

BibleSwitch

Make the switch from scrolling to Scripture. Set your reading time, put your phone down and open your physical Bible.

BY BESOR · PRIVATE IPHONE PILOT

Amen, Again

Keep your prayers and fasting reflections together. Return to the people you’re praying for and record answers along the way.

BY BESOR · IN DEVELOPMENT

Verse & Vow

Your Bible studies and promises, kept together. Find a passage, revisit your notes and pick up where you left off.

BY BESOR · IN DEVELOPMENT

Our story · The brook of Besor

There is
room to rest.

Our name carries a story of weariness, belonging and care.

Besor takes its name from the brook in 1 Samuel 30. Two hundred of David’s men stopped there, too exhausted to continue. After the victory, David insisted that those who stayed with the supplies receive the same share of the spoils as those who fought.

For us, the story is a reminder that needing rest does not mean you stop belonging.

We’re building tools for people establishing habits, deepening their study, or needing support through a weary season. Thoughtful structure for Scripture and prayer, with room for human limits.

Read the story · 1 Samuel 30:9–25

How we build

Five commitments.
One purpose.

  1. Build

    Useful tools, made with care.

  2. Equip

    Practical support for a life of faith.

  3. Serve

    Put our gifts to work for others.

  4. Obey

    Let God guide our decisions.

  5. Reflect

    Reflect Christ in how we work and treat people.