Word and Saint of the day
The Word of the day with context, and the saint of the day with a biography and a prayer. Both are available as widgets on your iPhone home screen.
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A place to reflect on your day and give thanks.
The Word, a saint and the Rosary each day, and a simple routine with God: morning, afternoon and night.
Morning, afternoon and night: a day with God.Begin by offering the day and opening today's Word.Pause for a moment to say how you are.Look back on the day and give thanks.
Your day with God
Morning, afternoon and night, one step at a time.
Missale shapes the day into simple moments. Do what you can, at your own pace.
Morning
Offer the day and open the Word
Start with the morning offering, writing what you hope for from the day, and read the Word of the day with its context.
Afternoon
Say how you are
In the "Today I am…" check-in, pick one of 16 states and write a few words if you like.
Night
Look back and give thanks
The evening Examen returns to what you wrote in the morning. Then pray Compline, the night prayer.
Giving thanks
What's inside
To pray, read and learn, every day.
Five parts of the app to get to know.
Guided Rosary
Pray with a voice guiding you, in beginner mode or with the screen off, and keep your phone in your pocket.
Today I am…
Pick one of 16 states and receive a Psalm, a saint and a step for the day. What you write stays on your device unless you tap to receive guidance.
The Bible in your language
The complete Bible, with bookmarks, search by reference or word, and the place where you left off.
Formation
Seven paths with 50 short lessons, about 4 minutes each, on the Mass, the sacraments, the liturgical year and more.
How guidance works
The AI chooses. It does not invent.
Guidance in Missale is not a conversation. It is a choice among Catholic responses that have already been reviewed.
You write
Say in your own words what you are feeling.
The app chooses
From 720 reviewed Catholic responses, 240 per language, the AI picks the one that fits your text best. It writes nothing new.
You receive
A Psalm, a saint who went through something similar, and one concrete step for the day.
Privacy
Your day is yours.
What you write stays on your phone.
Two exceptions, stated plainly
Guidance
The text you write leaves your device only when you tap the button to receive guidance. We do not store that text.
Personalization
For subscribers with personalization turned on, a few texts are sent out to choose what to show: the Rosary intention, your Examen answers, the morning intention and, for the Word of the day, your latest "Today I am…" entry. This only starts after you allow it, and you can turn it off in Settings. In both cases, the text is used only to choose something from the reviewed collection.
- You can export and delete your data at any time.
- You sign in with Apple, with no password.
- No ads. We do not sell, rent or share data.
Pricing
The essentials are free.
Start for free and, if you want more, try Premium.
Free forever
With or without a subscription.
- Word of the day
- Saint of the day
- The complete Rosary: guided, with voice, beginner mode and screen-off mode
- The "Today I am…" check-in with all support resources
- Settings
Premium
To go deeper into the routine.
- Personalized guidance
- Full saints archive
- Liturgical calendar
- Formation: 7 paths and 50 lessons
- Devotional prayers
- Marian apparitions
- Evening Examen and Compline
14 days free, monthly or yearly plan. The free period applies once per Apple ID.
See the price on the App Store. Prices vary by country.
Coming soon to the App StoreFor iPhone and iPad.Frequently asked questions
Which languages is Missale available in?
English, Portuguese and Spanish. Each language has its own texts, not an automatic translation.
Which Bible does the app use?
A complete Bible in a public-domain Catholic edition: Douay-Rheims in English, Matos Soares in Portuguese and Torres Amat in Spanish.
Do I need an account?
Yes. The app asks for an account, created with Sign in with Apple. There is no password: Apple confirms that it is you.
Does it work on iPad and Android?
Missale is available for iPhone and iPad. There is no Android version yet.
Where does the content come from?
From Catholic and public-domain sources, always with the reference. The guidance responses are reviewed, and the AI only chooses among them. New content arrives without you having to update the app.