Ibaloye Pocket Altar

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Ibaloye Pocket Altar

Your altar, when you can't have your altar.

You know what your ancestor table looks like.

A glass of water. A candle. Your prayers. The things that help you honor and connect with those who came before you.

But you can't always have a table.

Maybe you're traveling. At work. In a college dorm. Sitting in a doctor's office. Or on an airplane.

Your ancestors don't stop being your ancestors just because you're away from home.

That's where Ibaloye comes in.

Meet Ibaloye: My Pocket Altar

Ibaloye is a private digital altar that lives on your phone.

It was created for practitioners and devotees of Lucumí, Spiritism, and Ifá who want a portable way to stay connected to their ancestors and spiritual practice when a physical altar isn't practical or possible.

And yes—a glass of water works. When you can have your glass of water, use it.

Ibaloye isn't here to replace your physical altar.

It's here for the moments when you don't have one.

What's Inside?

The Bóveda

A digital space for your ancestors, with glasses of water, candles, a representation of your spirit guide, and prayers.

The Oyugbo

A digital space for honoring your ancestors outdoors and pouring libations when you don't have access to your physical setup.

The Orishas

Interactive spaces with prayers and songs available with a tap.

The Ori Garden

A quiet place to pause, breathe, and tend to your Ori.

Private. Portable. Yours.

Ibaloye is designed to be used privately on your phone.

Nobody sitting next to you on the plane has to know what you're doing.

Nobody in the doctor's waiting room has to know.

Nobody in your dorm has to know.

It's yours.

Ibaloye is available in English and Spanish.

When Your Altar Has to Fit in Your Pocket

You may not be able to light a candle on an airplane.

You may not have room for a physical altar.

You may simply be somewhere that makes your usual practice impossible.

But you can still take a moment.

You can still pray.

You can still honor.

You can still remember.

Ibaloye puts a digital version of that space in your pocket.