Yak
Yak — You Are Known

Have better conversations together.

Get a topic. Talk. Reflect on what mattered.

Yak helps groups skip the small talk, have conversations that matter, and carry something meaningful with them when the conversation ends.

Yak is currently in beta. Try it with your group and help us make it better.

How it works

Something worth talking about.

You don't need to plan the perfect discussion. Yak gives your group a place to start and helps you see where the conversation takes you.

  1. 01

    Choose a path

    Life. Relationships. Parenting. Faith. Choose what you want to explore and Yak will give you a conversation starter.

  2. 02

    Let's yak

    Put the phones down and talk. Yak gives you a few questions to help the conversation go a little deeper.

  3. 03

    Reflect

    When you're done, take a moment to notice what mattered. What did you hear? What did you learn? What are you still thinking about?

  4. 04

    Keep walking

    Yak can give you something to carry forward, like a Scripture, prayer, action, reflection, or another conversation worth having.

The heart of Yak

Talk is the action. Being known is the purpose.

YAK also means: You Are Known

Good conversation creates room to know people and let yourself be known. To listen. To get curious. To say the thing you've been carrying. To discover something about someone else, God, or even yourself.

That's the kind of conversation Yak was built to help start.

Built for groups

Your group already has plenty to talk about. Sometimes you just need a place to start.

Yak is built for small groups of people who want conversation with a little more depth and a lot less prep.

Use it around a dinner table. At a group gathering. With friends. With your spouse. With other parents. Wherever people are willing to slow down, listen, and talk.

No curriculum to prepare. No facilitator required. Just choose a path and start yakking.

Why a yak?

Yaks are built to carry weight across difficult terrain.

Everyone is carrying something. Being known means we don't always have to carry it alone. Sometimes a good conversation can help us share the weight, understand it, and keep moving forward together.

So that's Yak:

Talk. Be known. Carry together. Keep walking.

Beta

You're early. That's a good thing.

Yak is currently in beta, which means we're still learning, experimenting, and making it better.

Use it with a real group. Have a real conversation. Then tell us what worked, what felt weird, what was missing, and what you wish Yak did next.

Your feedback will help shape where Yak goes from here.

Something worth talking about is waiting.

Grab your people. Choose a path. Let's yak.

Available on the App Store.