A quiet ritual for the whole liturgical year.
Built for the daily practitioner who wants structure without friction — Scripture, reflection, and journaling that stay entirely on your device.
A verse, a devotional, a prompt
Every day opens with a Scripture passage, a short devotional, and a gratitude prompt — rotating through Ordinary Time, Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter.
The Daily Examen
A guided 5-step Ignatian reflection: become aware of God's presence, review the day with gratitude, notice your feelings, pray over one moment, and look toward tomorrow.
A private, offline journal
Write gratitude entries, tag them, attach a photo — all stored only on your device. No account, no server, no data leaves your phone.
Streaks & a home-screen widget
Gentle daily reminders keep the habit alive, and a lock-screen or home-screen widget surfaces today's verse and liturgical season at a glance.
Frequently asked questions
If you have anything else you want to ask, reach out to us.
How much does Daily Grace cost?
Daily Grace is free to start, with a 7-day free trial of Premium. After the trial, Premium is $39.99/year or $9.99/month for the full Examen, unlimited journaling, and full content.
Is there a free version?
Yes. The daily verse, devotional, and gratitude prompt are free, along with a limited journal and streak reminders — enough to build the daily habit before deciding to upgrade.
Does Daily Grace work without an internet connection?
Yes. Daily Grace is built to work fully offline — the daily content, your journal, and the Daily Examen are all available with no connection required.
Is my journal private?
Completely. Daily Grace requires no account and runs no server — your entries are stored only on your device, and you can lock the app with Face ID.
What is the Daily Examen?
The Examen is a centuries-old Ignatian prayer practice of reviewing your day: noticing God's presence, giving thanks for its graces, and praying over one moment before looking toward tomorrow.
Does the content change with the liturgical season?
Yes. Scripture, devotionals, and prompts adapt to Ordinary Time, Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter, so the daily reading always matches where the Church is in its calendar.