App support

Family Pledge

Support for the Cheon Il Guk Family Pledge app — eight verses in many languages (including an English kids edition), Korean recitation study, True Parents quotes, a Resources library of books and teaching materials, a Quote of the day home-screen widget, a Family Pledge quiz, song lyrics with chords, music playlists (including InTune), a photo gallery, a heavenly calendar, and optional local reminders.

Get help

If you have a question, found a bug, need a missing language or song, or want assistance with Family Pledge, please email us.

Email support

Email: support@familypledge.app

We aim to respond within a few business days.

About the app

You can use the app without an account. Preferences, reminder settings, starred quotes, lyrics, songs, and resources, and quiz scores stay on your device. Sign-in (Apple, Google, or email code) is optional if you want to join the public quiz leaderboard with a display name, or to keep starred items and your background in sync across devices. You can leave the board or delete an account in the app (Account → Delete account). The App may send anonymous usage analytics to help us improve it — see the Privacy Policy.

Quick tips

  1. Start from Home to open Family Pledge, Quotes, Resources, Quiz, Calendar, Music, Song Lyrics, or Gallery.
  2. Use the tune button for app language, background, notifications, text size, Support, and About. Use the heart for Support.
  3. On a phone, the first time you open the app you may be asked to turn on reminders (calendar, quiz practice, daily quote). Fine-tune times later in Settings → Notifications.
  4. Open Quotes & Reading for quotes: quote of the day, books, themes, search, and Surprise me. Star a quote to keep it on this device. Share as an image from a quote. Book cards can open source and audiobook links. Add the Quote of the day widget from Settings → Notifications → Daily quote (iPhone and Android).
  5. In Family Pledge, switch to the Kids edition (English) for illustrated verses. You can share the PDF from that screen, or tap Adult to return to the eight-verse edition.
  6. Open Quiz to practice the Pledge; Progress shows streaks and history stored on this device. The Leaderboard is optional and public.
  7. In Korean or romanised Family Pledge, use Korean recitation to play along; the list scrolls to the active verse while audio plays.
  8. While recitation or a holy song is playing, tap the mini-player title to jump between Music and the matching text screen.
  9. In Calendar, switch between list and month views and use the filter chips to show or hide event types.
  10. On phone, turn on local reminders from the first-open prompt, the tune button → Notifications, or from Calendar / Quiz / Reading.
  11. In Song Lyrics, open a song and use the chords control when available; play linked music from the same screen. Use Share or PDF to send the page or save a printable copy (chords included when the song has them).
  12. While reading the Pledge or a lyric, use settings to adjust language, background, and text size.
  13. In Music, use the search field to find albums and songs. Start music, then keep browsing — the mini player stays available; lock-screen next/previous work on phones.
  14. Play a full playlist from Music to loop the list; study modes (lyrics play-once, Korean recitation) play without playlist loop.
  15. On Android, the system back control matches the top-left back arrow (exits only from Home).
  16. On Home, tap the FFWPU logo to open About. The splash screen also shows familypledge.app so you can use the web app on another device.
  17. Open About (from the tune button or the hub logo) for the app version, store / web links, and Check for updates on iPhone and Android.
  18. In Music, Share from now-playing sends a link to that song. On a phone with the app installed, that link can open the app.

Privacy

Please read our Privacy Policy for details on local storage, optional sign-in and the public leaderboard, optional reminders, quote images saved to Photos, streamed music, shared song links, opening links in the app, and anonymous product analytics (usage data).