Hallow, the Catholic prayer and meditation app, is owned by Hallow, Inc. , a private company.

Who legally owns Hallow?

  • The app and brand “Hallow” are owned by the company Hallow, Inc., based in Chicago, Illinois.
  • Hallow, Inc. is a privately held corporation rather than a publicly traded company.

In practice, that means ownership is shared among the founders and outside investors rather than the general public.

Founders and leadership

  • Hallow was founded by Alex Jones, Alessandro DiSanto, and Erich Kerekes in 2018.
  • Alex Jones serves as CEO and is the most visible leader associated with the app.

So while people often say “Alex Jones’ app,” it is technically owned by the corporate entity Hallow, Inc., not by a single individual.

Investors and structure (high level)

  • Hallow has raised venture capital, including a Series C round led by Goodwater Capital, so part of the company is owned by institutional investors and other shareholders.
  • It is structured as a public benefit corporation, which means its charter includes a social mission (helping users grow in their faith) alongside profit goals.

In short: the Hallow app is owned by Hallow, Inc., with ownership shared between the founding team and outside investors, and led operationally by CEO Alex Jones.

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