A verse a day, and a reason to open the app
The hardest part of a daily reading habit is not the reading. It is deciding what to read. The verse of the day removes that decision: open the app and something chosen is already waiting, in your translation, with artwork made for it.
The verse
One of thirty curated passages, shown in whichever of KJV or ESV you read in. It stays the same all day, and survives an app update — upgrading never resets your day.
The guided prayer
A short two-step prayer and reflection attached to that verse. Step forward and back freely; progress persists across launches, so a prayer begun at breakfast can be finished at night.
The reminder
One toggle on the Profile screen, on or off. It is scheduled on the device itself, so it arrives with no signal — and the app never becomes a source of notifications you did not ask for.
Three of the thirty
Quoted here in the King James Version; in the app they follow whichever translation you have chosen.
“Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost.”
Romans 15:13 · KJVGuided prayer. God of hope, fill me with all joy and peace as I trust in You, so that I may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
“I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.”
Philippians 4:13 · KJVGuided prayer. Through You, Jesus, I can face all circumstances with strength. Help me to rely on Your power in every aspect of my life. Amen.
“Is any sick among you? let him call for the elders of the church; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord:”
James 5:14 · KJVGuided prayer. Lord, I seek Your healing, both physical and spiritual. Let the prayers of faith restore me, and forgive any sins Iâve committed. Amen.
Where the day can go from there
The verse of the day is a starting point rather than the whole of it. From the card you can open the verse in the reader with its chapter around it, compare it across both translations, or ask Father AI to explain it in plain language and keep asking until it lands. If the verse names something you are carrying, the topic collections go deeper on it.
Everything on this page except Father AI works offline, including the reminder. Nothing here costs anything, and there is nothing to sign up for.
Questions
Where does the verse of the day come from?
A curated set of thirty verses, chosen for the moments they meet, each with artwork made for it.
Can I get a daily reminder?
Yes. Turn it on from the Profile screen, and off again just as easily. It is scheduled on the device, so it fires without a network connection.
Does the verse of the day follow my translation?
Yes. It is shown in whichever of KJV or ESV you have chosen, matching the rest of your reading.
What is the guided prayer?
A short two-step prayer and reflection attached to the day's verse, so the daily verse becomes a practice rather than just a card. You can step forward and back through it, and your progress persists across app launches — a prayer begun in the morning can be finished later that day.
Start tomorrow with something already chosen
Free on iOS and Android. A verse, a prayer, and a reminder if you want one.
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