Oyun

Guided by Agbebi

A COTEK companion

Walk the whole journey — together — with Scripture at the centre.

From the first quiet weeks of the womb through a child's earliest years, Oyun keeps you where you actually are: what's unfolding this stage, a word from Scripture, one thing to do, and a way for a husband or accountability partner to carry it with you.

Free, with no plans to charge — no ads, no subscription, nothing sold on. Your journey is yours. Nothing you write is public, there is no feed of strangers, and the circle you invite only ever sees what you choose to share with them.

What it looks like

Three rooms you will actually use.

  • The worship page on a phone, open at the first station: Isaiah 60:22 in large type — the little one will become a thousand — with the rest of the evening, reflect, talk together, pray, sing and amen, listed down the page.

    Today’s liturgy

    Read, reflect, pray, sing — a short, unhurried rhythm the two of you walk together, different every day and never long.

  • The family diary on a phone, showing three posts: a mother recording the baby kicking hard enough for her husband to feel it, a father asking for prayer before a growth scan, and a sister replying with Psalm 139.

    The family diary

    How you are, a praise, a prayer to be carried, a small moment worth keeping. Seen by the people you invited and nobody else.

  • The prayer wall on a phone, with two requests a family is carrying, each showing who asked, when, and how many people are praying, above a section of requests that have been answered.

    The prayer wall

    Name a real need — a scan, a fear, a decision. Your circle prays against it by name, and together you watch for the answer.

For you formed my inmost being. You knit me together in my mother’s womb.

Psalm 139:13

Inside Oyun

A little, faithfully — at the right time.

Every stage

Conception to two years

Forty weeks of pregnancy and the child's first twenty-four months — each stage paired with what's unfolding, a scripture, a short reflection, and one thing to do. Plus a fresh verse each day.

Guided by Agbebi

A companion, not a doctor

Agbebi — Yoruba for midwife, the one who receives the child — offers Scripture, prayer, and gentle, Reformed encouragement. Never medical advice; always pointing back to God's Word.

The signature

A circle of support

You are not the only user. Invite your husband and accountability partners — each gets their own view of how to pray for you, encourage you, and carry you, right where you are this week.

Named intercession

Prayer, together

A shared prayer wall for your circle. Name a real need — a scan, a fear, a decision — and watch, together, for how God answers it.

An altar at home

Family worship & catechism

A daily household rhythm: read a Scripture, sit with a short reflection, pray, sing a hymn — and, once your little one arrives, a children's catechism question. Build the habit from the start.

Kept & remembered

Care and keepsakes

Chart how your heart is over time, write letters to your baby, and keep a timeline of firsts with photos — with a profile for each child, twins and all.

Why Oyun

Restraint is the point.

Most apps for this season are loud with charts, comparisons, and worry. Oyun is spare on purpose. It gives you a little, faithfully, at the right time — and gets out of the way.

It will not promise you an easy delivery or a guaranteed outcome. God is not a lever. He is good, sovereign, and near — in joy and in the hard things alike. That is the ground we stand on.

For everything medical, Oyun sends you to your doctor or midwife — plainly and every time. Its work is the other thing: to keep Scripture, prayer, and the people who love you close.

And if the road should turn to loss, Oyun does not vanish or pretend. It becomes a place of lament and remembrance — Scripture for grief, a way to remember your child by name, and your circle drawn near. No one should walk that alone.

Begin

Start where you are. Agbebi will meet you there.