A quiet helper for the prayer line
Pull up a chair. Trayce AI helps in plain words with prayers, verses, letters and notes, so more of the day can go to the person who called.
This is Trayce's own assistant, set up for her by Nathan Morris with Majic. It is not from Unity and it does not speak for Unity.
What it can do
Real handy help with the everyday work of the prayer line. Say what you need the way you would say it out loud. You are the boss of it.
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Chat in plain words
Write a prayer, find a verse, draft a letter or tidy up notes. Ask for it plainly and it gets done, ready for you to read over.
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Help while someone is on the line
The Caller helper turns a few taps into fitting verses, a short prayer and kind ways to help, with no names or private details needed.
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Seven tools on the home screen
Prayer writer, Verse and teaching finder, Letter helper, Shift notes, Affirmations, Resource finder and A quiet minute.
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A real browser beside the chat
Watch it read unity.org, Daily Word and other pages and bring back what you need, with where it came from.
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The Vault
Save a login once and it signs in for you after that, without ever showing the password.
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A crew of helpers for big jobs
A month of affirmations or a set of letters gets split up, worked at the same time and brought back as one report.
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Drop in your files
Letters, notes, PDFs and photos you already have. It reads them right where you are chatting.
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It keeps things private and asks first
Drafts are the default, nothing is sent or posted without your OK, and a caller's private details are never needed.
The Caller helper
When someone is on the line, this tab of buttons sits right beside you. Tap what fits and help comes back in the moment, while you stay with the caller.
- Fitting Bible verses, quoted with the translation named.
- A short prayer in the affirmative spirit of the prayer ministry.
- The ways prayer lines and crisis lines recommend helping, with an example of what to say.
- One resource to share, like Daily Word or the live prayer times.
If crisis is picked, the crisis steps come first and it points to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and 911. It never takes the place of crisis services, a counselor or a doctor.
Age group
- Youth (under 18)
- Young adult
- Middle age
- Senior
Gender
- Woman
- Man
- Not sure
Mood
- Calm
- Sad
- Anxious
- Afraid
- Lonely
- Grateful
Relationship
- Married
- Single
- Widowed
- Not sure
Praying for
- Themselves
- Child
- Parent
- Friend
What it's about
- Family
- Work or job
- Health or healing
- Grief or loss
- Faith or doubt
- Crisis or danger
No names or personal details go in. Phone numbers, emails and addresses are taken out before anything is asked.
Seven tools on the home screen
They sit right on the chat home. Pick the one that fits the moment, say what you need and it gets going. No fuss.
Prayer writer
An affirmative prayer for any request, in the present tense, ready to read or send.
Verse and teaching finder
A Bible verse, a Unity teaching or a Daily Word theme on any topic, with where it came from.
Letter helper
Warm replies to letters and emails, kept as drafts for you to read and send.
Shift notes
Rough notes from a shift turned into a short summary or handoff, with no caller details.
Affirmations
Short affirmations and meditations on peace, healing, guidance, grief or prosperity.
Resource finder
Things to share: booklets, Daily Word, the Virtual Prayer Vigil and live prayer times.
A quiet minute
A short centering meditation for a breather between calls.
A day on the prayer line
Live prayer runs from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Central. Here is how Trayce AI can sit beside Trayce through a shift, never in her place.
Settling in
A quiet minute to start the day, then a fitting verse or a short prayer between calls, shaped in her own voice.
Calls and requests
Family, work, health, grief, thanksgiving. The Caller helper brings up verses and gentle ways to help while she stays with the caller.
At the desk
Letter helper drafts replies to written requests and Affirmations gathers words of peace and healing, all kept as drafts.
Wrapping up
Shift notes tidies the day into a short handoff with no caller details, so the next shift starts clear.
She does the praying and the listening. Trayce AI helps get the words ready.
A real browser, right beside the chat
Ask it to look something up and you can watch it happen. It reads unity.org, Daily Word and other pages and brings back what you need, with where it came from, so you can see the source for yourself.
It will not send or post a thing on its own. When it gets to that step, it stops and asks.
The Vault keeps logins out of sight
Save a login once and it signs in for you after that. The password is never shown or repeated, not even to you in the chat.
A crew of helpers for big jobs
Some jobs are bigger than one sitting. Hand it to the crew. They split the work into smaller parts, work on them at the same time and bring it back together as one report for you to look over.
A month of affirmations
One for each day, on the themes you pick, gathered in one place.
A set of letters
Replies to a stack of written requests, each one a draft for you to read.
Private by design
The people who call are trusting the prayer line with something tender. Trayce AI is built to honor that.
Drafts first
Anything it writes stays a draft until you have read it over.
Nothing goes out on its own
Nothing is sent or posted without your OK.
No caller details needed
A caller's name, number, email, address or story details never need to go in.
Works right where you are
Open trayce.appmajic.ai in any web browser, on a computer at the desk or on your phone. Nothing to install, and your chats are there either way.
Signing in is no fuss
- Choose Sign in.
- Type your username and password.
- You land right in your chat, ready to go.
Password not handy? Type your email instead and a 6-digit code shows up in your inbox.
Questions and answers
Is Trayce AI from Unity?
No. It is Trayce's own personal assistant, set up for her by Nathan Morris with Majic. It is not from Unity, not run by Unity, and this site does not speak for Unity.
Does it take the place of prayer or professional help?
No. It does not replace prayer, the prayer team, training, a counselor, a doctor or crisis services. It gives no medical or legal advice and makes no promises about outcomes.
What if someone is in crisis?
Follow the prayer ministry's crisis steps. If crisis is picked in the Caller helper, it puts those steps first and points to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and 911.
Should a caller's details go into it?
No, and they are never needed. Leave out names, phone numbers, emails, addresses and story details. The Caller helper takes out phone numbers, emails and addresses on its own.
Will it send or post anything on its own?
No. It asks first. Drafts are the default and nothing is sent or posted without your OK.
How do I sign in?
With your username and password. If the password is not handy, type your email instead and a 6-digit code comes to your inbox. The code works one time and is good for 10 minutes.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It runs in the web browser you already have, on a computer or a phone.
Who do I call if something is not right?
Nathan Morris with Majic set this up. Reach him at nmorris@greencommllc.com.
Take your time with it
Sign in and try one small thing, like a prayer, a verse or the day's notes. Go at your own pace. Thank you for the care you bring to this work.