Practice that runsat mission scale.
One missionary practicing is good. A companionship teaching as one, a district leader who knows who needs encouragement, and a mission president who can see the pattern is better. Mission Prep is built for the whole structure.
“The experience I had with this app was impressive. I role played a missionary on a first visit. The app's português was helpful and the experience was so life like I was surprised. I felt like I was conversing with a real ‘friend’. The feedback at the end was so instructive I really felt the need to make the suggested changes. I can see this really helping missionaries and members improve their conversations with our friends.”
J. David and Bonnie Campbell
Former President, Brazil Manaus Mission, 1999-2002
38 years as an instructor and director in the Church Educational System
For companionships
Teach together, score together.
Two missionaries, one device, one AI contact. Pair with a six-character code, pick a lesson, and tap before you speak so every word is yours. The lesson gets scored three ways.
The lesson as a whole
Did it hold together? Did the person being taught stay in the conversation?
Each missionary's skills
Individual scores from your own attributed words, following each of you through every transfer.
Unity and handoffs
A dimension only companionship practice can measure: smooth handoffs, balance, building on each other.
Splits included
Leaders pair with any missionary for a day or a week. Same practice, temporary connection.
Companions can also share a lesson plan for a specific friend inside the companionship, study it together, then practice teaching it. Shared plans go nowhere else.
For mission leadership
The mission picture, every morning.
Missionaries join the roster with one code. Leadership mirrors the real structure: zones, districts, companionships, and roles that rotate with transfers. Then each layer sees its stewardship.
The trust architecture
Stewardship, not a scoreboard.
Leaders see what a shepherd needs and nothing a missionary would be embarrassed to share. There are no rankings anywhere in the product, by design. Detail lives exactly one level down; below that, aggregates only.
What leaders see
- · Practice minutes and consistency
- · Skill strengths and next edges
- · Language practice time
- · Quiet-lately flags, framed as coaching
What leaders never see
- · Conversations, transcripts, audio
- · Lesson plans for their friends
- · Anything sacred, which is never scored
- · Leaderboards. They do not exist here.
Bringing Mission Prep to your mission starts with a conversation.
We set up your mission personally: the roster, the structure, and the leadership seats. Walk the overview first, then reach out.
Mission Prep is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. All practice contacts are AI roleplay. Nothing sacred is scored.