Soulstream
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SoulStream (OpenSoul Foundation) builds consumer mobile apps focused on faith and well-being, including Bible Chat for exploring the Bible and Sam, an interactive Bible-learning app for kids. The company develops AI-driven consumer apps aimed at deepening meaning and easing suffering.
Also known as OpenSoul Foundation · SoulStream
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026SoulStream develops consumer AI applications it describes as "Spiritual AI": conversational systems intended to help people work through faith questions and personal difficulties such as marriage problems, grief, parenting, addiction, purpose and doubt. The company frames its product philosophy around five stated commitments — supporting life's defining journeys, remaining faithful to a user's own faith tradition, protecting user privacy, strengthening users' relationships with other people, and keeping the AI subordinate to faith rather than a substitute for it.
Two consumer applications are presented on the company's site. Bible Chat targets adults and answers questions on marriage, grief, purpose and doubt grounded in Scripture. Sam is aimed at children, delivering Bible stories and bedtime content structured around the way children ask questions. Both are distributed through the Apple App Store and have their own websites. The company also references the OpenSoul Foundation, described as an organization centered on faith's role in transforming lives and building communities.
The team is described as product entrepreneurs, with two co-founders (Laur and Marius) plus staff covering operations, marketing and product. One co-founder is described as a serial entrepreneur and angel investor who has founded eight companies, sold four, backed more than a dozen consumer app ventures, and previously co-founded T-Me Studios, characterized as one of Europe's largest consumer app publishers with more than 3 billion downloads. The other co-founder is described as having more than 20 years of coding experience and a focus on scaling apps globally. A product lead handles content standards and theological review, including how the AI responds to serious questions.
Business model
Consumer mobile applications distributed through app stores, published under the SoulStream brand and associated with the OpenSoul Foundation.
Traction
Company-reported figures include 50 million people bringing questions to its systems, more than 1 billion questions received, and support for 11 languages, across two shipped apps.
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Market position
Describes itself as the world's largest Spiritual AI, citing 50 million people using its products and over 1 billion questions asked.
Positions its products around explicit constraints: fidelity to the user's existing faith tradition rather than generic spirituality, user ownership and deletability of personal memories, encouraging offline human relationships rather than app dependence, and a stated refusal to position the AI as a substitute for God or as the center of a user's spiritual life.
Technology
Conversational AI systems designed to ground answers in trusted sources and verify what can be verified, to retain user-controlled and deletable memory of prior conversations, and to recognize when a user needs care or referral to another person rather than an answer. Content standards and theological review govern responses to serious questions.
Go-to-market
Direct-to-consumer distribution via the Apple App Store and dedicated product websites for Bible Chat and Sam.
Individuals seeking faith-grounded guidance on personal and spiritual questions, split across two audiences: adults using Bible Chat and children using Sam.
Geography
Products are offered in 11 languages; no specific headquarters or country operations are stated.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Soulstreamsoulstream.ai · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Soulstream do?
- SoulStream builds "Spiritual AI" consumer apps, including Bible Chat for adults and Sam for children.
- Who are Soulstream's investors?
- Soulstream's investors include Play Ventures.