A prayer book that knows what day it is.
Open it in the morning and your rule is already set for today: the tone, the fast, the saint, the readings, and your own prayers in the order you and your priest agreed. Free for every Orthodox Christian.
No fast today.
Apostles of the 70 Erastus, Olympas, Herodion, Sosipater, Quartus, Tertius
Readings: 1 Thessalonians 3.9-13 · Luke 12.42-48
What it does
Your rule, today
Morning and evening prayers assembled from today's texts, not a static page. The fast in one plain sentence. The Jesus Prayer counted on the rope with a knot of haptic per prayer.
Your parish inside
The weekly schedule with a reminder forty minutes before Vespers, this week's bulletin exactly as Father already sends it, the Confession times he opens, and Give.
The whole Bible and the Psalter
The Septuagint in English, the Church's own Old Testament with its own psalm numbering, and the King James New Testament, searchable and kept on the phone. The Psalter laid out in its twenty kathismata, with the day's appointed reading. Open it ›
The Hours and the offices
The First, Third, Sixth and Ninth Hours, the prayers at the chalice, the prayers for the departed, a short form before sleep. Every text names its translation. The library ›
Right for your reckoning
New Calendar or Old, chosen first, so every fast day and feast is the one your Church keeps. The next six weeks live on the phone for a basement with no signal.
Nothing recorded
No streaks, no leaderboards, no account to pray. What you pray, and anything you write before Confession, never leaves your phone.
Whose words
The calendar and lectionary come from Orthocal, an open project that computes the Paschal cycle for both reckonings. The readings are the King James Version. The fixed prayers are public-domain translations, each marked with its source on the page it appears. The Archdiocese's own English is added with its blessing, credited on every screen. The full list ›
For parishes
A parish goes in free. The office sets the weekly schedule once a season, forwards the bulletin to one address, opens Confession times when Father says so. Nothing the parish already uses has to change. How it works ›