Wasilla, Alaska · est. 2026
A one-person software studio in Alaska. Four apps for the slow, daily kind of progress — in Scripture, in study, and in the gym.
Bible memory & prayer journal
A verse each morning, a prayer list organized by person, and a journal for what God is teaching you. Practice memorization by hiding words, then move answered prayers to a running record of God's faithfulness. Syncs across your devices with iCloud.
Kids Bible class toolkit
Everything a Sunday school lesson needs, in one place. Build song setlists with big projectable lyrics, run fill-in-the-blank verse practice, tell picture-book Bible stories from your own photos, and play quizzes. Stack it all into a class and present it to a TV with one tap.
Faith-fueled fitness & workout tracking
Build a workout from a library of 200+ illustrated exercises, or let the on-device AI coach create one around the equipment you actually own. A guided player with audio cues walks you through every set, your Apple Watch tracks heart rate and calories, and a weekly goal keeps your streak alive. Scripture woven throughout keeps you growing in body and spirit — synced with Apple Health across your devices.
Interactive Bible stories for little ones
Beloved Bible stories — Creation, Noah's Ark, David & Goliath, and more — told as playful scenes your child can touch. Kids drag animals onto the ark, hang stars in the sky, and make the world come alive while a warm voice reads along. An age toggle adapts the narration and depth for younger and older listeners, with gentle sound effects and silly surprises tucked into every page.
Benoni Productions is a small software company in Wasilla, Alaska. Everything here — the design, the code, the support email — comes from one person.
All four apps are named for the same idea, and it isn't a branding exercise. Growth is slow, it's daily, and it almost never feels like progress while it's happening: a verse finally committed to memory, a Sunday school lesson that lands, a set finished on a morning you'd rather have skipped, a story your child asks for a fourth time. Scripture runs through all of them — not bolted on as a feature, but as the reason they exist. These apps are built to make that kind of repetition a little easier to keep up.
They share some convictions, too. They should keep working with no signal, in a garage or a gym or a cabin. They shouldn't collect anything they don't need. And when you buy one, you own it: no subscription, no ads, no renting back what you already paid for.
On the name
In Genesis, Rachel names her newborn son Ben-Oni. His father calls him Benjamin instead. The company took the first name; I got the second.
Benoni Productions LLC
Wasilla, Alaska