Many God-seeking folks have a challenging time reading text found in books, articles, texts or social media posts.This app addresses that reality. It presents the Ignatian spiritual tradition with an easier-to-read format. The format includes a (1) daily image, (2) an interactive UI, and (3) a read-aloud feature. (4) The daily prompt also helps by encouraging perseverance.Effectively, an app user like myself develops critical thinking and reflection by the act of daily reading. These developments are compounded by the content. The app developer may also increase these developments by expanding on the four strengths aforementioned.

The content is inspirational and palatable. It’s simple, it touches you. Yesterday I put in my first prayer request, and within a couple hours I honestly had the best day in a very long time… Not without challenges but those challenges were overcome before I could even address them. I know it sounds crazy and I know it all just happened too fast, but to me it all stems from starting my day with this prayer asking others to help pray for me and truly trusting that Jesus was with me. It was kind of amazing and brought so much joy to my heart

Uncomplicated interface, doesn’t try to do too much in the app, introduces Ignatian spirituality, avoids political polemic or ideology (except the pope’s often radicalized speech bytes), there are daily inspiration archives that go back at least as far as 2016, prayers are direct and simple without being simplistic, and the app when it shines points toward Jesus and God who deliver us all. I would like to see two things: a modernization of Ignatian Exercises that yet preserves its stringency, and a resurrection of older prayers and litanies in the our vernacular (for example the Litany of Humility).

This app has enriched my prayer life tremendously. It’s a simple, easy, and convenient way to read scripture daily. Even if you know scripture really well already, or have read a passage a million times, the daily scripture is followed by a brief commentary/reflection and prayer which are written by different people. It’s a daily surprise and the variety of voices inspires me to think about how the living word is showing up in my life - in unique ways. 💜✝️🙏