The daily remarks of St Theophan are a great addition. I felt some of the lives of the saints content to be too modern, containing unprofitable pop culture references. I would contend the Prologue of Ohrid is better suited, and may be found publicly available online. Also, it is jarring how it opens in some other format not matching the overall app aesthetic, unlike the remarks of St Theophan. Suggest the same aesthetic be applied throughout the app. I appreciate these efforts and just made a donation to support your work.

I SO Love that you used the old looking cream paper. So so helps give the prayers a contrite, humble appearance that helps bring about and/ir encourage a spirit of prayer. White paper is all too jarring. Too black and white which keeps you more tied down to the world, tied to logic. Cream being softer helps the soul rise up. Makes all the difference in the world. I also LOVE the old Jordanville (?) prayer book translations. Just seem more pious or humble or uplifting, softer or something. I love those translations. I never thought I’d like to read prayers on a phone rather than a book, but you did such a fantastic job that it doesn’t even feel like an electronic device but holding my old prayer book. Thank you so much. Also REALLY, REALLY love the use of KJV. It so much more liturgically uplifting.

I love this app but it could use a few improvements. I love that shows the fasting days, the scripture for the day, as well as all the Saints and martyrs. One thing that it could improve on is the ability to click on the icons for the day and be able to enlarge them so you could see them better. But besides that I love this app!

They use AI and they don’t proof read it before posting it. In the “Life Of the Saints” section they had posted about Elijah the Prophet and this was in the text “ The memory of many of these prophets is, as it were, deliberately celebrated in the period before Christmas. The memory of others, Ezekiel, Elisha, Elijah, others, fell on the summer, which, we recall, ended the church year. This is a paraphrase of Lana del Rey's “summertime sadness” and holiness. This remembrance, important in theological terms, was extremely dear to many saints, and to the people of the Middle Ages.” this is supposed to be text from the 1st and 2nd century AD, why is it referencing lana del Rey? Absolutely unacceptable.