Email us — we read everything.
hello@cana.bibleSubscriptions are managed by Apple, not by us. On your iPhone open Settings → your name → Subscriptions, choose Cana Plus, and tap Cancel. You'll keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
Open the profile menu → Subscription → Restore Purchases. That re-checks your Apple ID's purchase history.
If it still doesn't appear, email us with your Support ID — you'll find it on that same screen — and we'll sort it out.
No. Only the person who creates and leads the group needs Cana Plus. Members join free and take part fully, including the AI study guides the group generates.
Yes. Reading the Bible, verse explanations, and the daily readings, reflection and saints all work without signing in. Ask, Saved, and Groups need Sign in with Apple, because they sync across your devices or involve other people.
Your Ask conversations, bookmarks, and devotionals are stored in your own iCloud account. We can't read them. Group content — prayer requests, shared notes — is visible to the other members of that group.
To write its answers, devotionals, plans and group studies, Cana sends what you write to its AI services, Anthropic and Magisterium AI — never your name, email or account. Cana asks your permission before the first time, and you can change it under AI & Privacy in the profile menu.
Full detail is in our Privacy Policy.
Open the profile menu — your picture at the top of the screen — and tap Delete Account. It permanently removes your profile and your contributions. Groups you lead stay for their other members, and a group's record of having met may remain.
Deleting your account doesn't cancel Cana Plus — only Apple can. Cancel it first (see above), or email us if you'd rather we help.
Please tell us — email us with the passage or a screenshot. Scripture text comes from public-domain translations, and we'd rather know about mistakes than not.
Cana is a small project. Email gets to someone who can actually change the app, and we aim to reply within a couple of days.
If you're in crisis, please don't wait on us — contact your local emergency services or a crisis line in your country.