Guided from beginning to end
Opening prayers, five decades, mystery reflections, and closing prayers—with all four mystery sets and a suggestion for the day.
A quieter way to pray
DigiRosary is a quiet, tactile prayer companion with guided mysteries, a virtual bead chain, and paced reading designed to keep the prayer—not the screen—at the center.
The prayer stays central
Move naturally through the complete Rosary—from the opening prayers to the final Sign of the Cross. The screen gives you only what you need for the moment, then gets out of the way.
Thoughtful in every detail
Familiar enough to begin immediately, flexible enough to become your own prayer book.
Opening prayers, five decades, mystery reflections, and closing prayers—with all four mystery sets and a suggestion for the day.
Choose left- or right-hand bead placement, four bead styles, gentle haptics, and subtle sounds.
Set prayer text and auto-read speed in Settings; auto-read highlights prayers, mystery headings, and Scripture word by word.
Choose from 121 prayer editions, including distinct Mandarin and Cantonese experiences and right-to-left editions such as Arabic.
English is stable; all 120 non-English prayer editions are Beta. Of those, 112 also localize the app interface, making 113 localized interfaces in total. Aramaic, Chiquitano, Kichwa (Highland), Ge’ez, K’iche’, Kikuyu, Port Sandwich (Lamap), and Nahuatl currently use English controls pending qualified translation.
Create custom prayer versions, edit mystery text, include optional prayers, and place local prayers in the sequence—or on a particular bead.
Set local reminders and view streaks, daily counts, 12-week activity, yearly progress, and per-mystery totals.
Optional four-count box breathing uses the same particle visualization as the app, with ambient sound and tactile cues when you choose them.
One prayer, many languages
Every bundled prayer edition is selectable: English plus 120 non-English Beta editions. The app offers 113 localized interfaces in total: English plus 112 non-English Beta interfaces. Eight prayer-only editions—Aramaic, Chiquitano, Kichwa (Highland), Ge’ez, K’iche’, Kikuyu, Port Sandwich (Lamap), and Nahuatl—currently use English controls pending qualified translation.
“Beta” keeps the quality state visible while non-English prayer text, wording, line breaks, and screen-reader labels continue to be reviewed with native readers.
Your prayer, your choice
DigiRosary works without an account. Settings, custom prayers, saved progress, reminders, and practice statistics are stored on your device by default.
Optional pseudonymous usage sharing starts off. During onboarding, DigiRosary asks before creating any analytics identifier or sending any usage event; declining does not limit the app, and the choice remains available in Settings. If you choose to share, the pseudonymous—not anonymous—stream helps estimate how many opted-in readers are actively praying, understand recitation flow, and improve accessibility and the general prayer experience. Online counts include only readers who chose to share, not everyone using DigiRosary. Google Play’s aggregated store and app-health reports are separate. Cloud sync is optional, and bug reports are sent only after you review and submit them.
Made to read comfortably
Adjustable prayer text, system text scaling, localized screen-reader labels, portrait and landscape layouts, and right-to-left Arabic help DigiRosary meet you where you are.
Tap a theme to preview the page in the app’s exact palette.
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Android · Closed testing
DigiRosary is preparing for a limited Google Play test. If you would like to pray with the launch build and share thoughtful feedback, request a tester invite.