Prayer, the Bible and a planner, where the chaos becomes ordered steps.
Life does not arrive in order. It comes all at once — the work, the people who need you, the things you meant to do last week, and the thing you meant to pray about and did not.
It puts God first in the ordinary day and lets the rest fall in behind Him: a verse to open on, prayer morning and evening, the whole Bible, and a plan that forgives a bad week.
PrayerThe day begins and ends with time set aside for Him. What you bring is kept, and what He answers is marked.
BibleTwo complete translations, the World English Bible and the King James Version.
Say how you are, and a verse meets it — comfort when the day was heavy, encouragement when it was good.
Tasks, events and habits in one list, in the order the day happens. When the day holds too much, it says so and lets you move something on.
Set one up daily, or a few times a week. Nothing resets to zero, nothing is ever overdue, and there is no streak to protect.
StepsEvery day you have walked, on one path — a verse kept, a prayer begun, a chapter read, a day you simply got through.
Your tasks, habits, moods, notes, reflections, kept verses, prayers and reading progress are stored on your device by the app itself. Nothing is sent to us, and there is no account.
If you are signed in to iCloud, the app also keeps a copy in your own iCloud Drive. It is sealed on your phone before it is saved. Apple stores it and cannot read it, and neither can we.
Read the privacy policy →How each felt, what you read and prayed, and what held — back to the first day.
Everything else in the app stays free.
Yes. The daily app and the whole Bible are free, and stay free. Ordered Plus adds to that and never takes anything away.
No. Everything stays on your phone, and nothing is sent to us.
Two complete translations, the World English Bible and the King James Version.
The copy on your phone goes with it. If you are signed in to iCloud, reinstalling brings it back.
Yes. Everything is on your phone, the whole Bible included. The one exception is the commentary link on each chapter, which opens Enduring Word in your browser.
Order my steps in thy word.
Psalm 119:133
