The whole office, ready each day
Every office, every day of the year, with the psalms, readings and collect already in place. Each part shows its page in the BCP.

Morning Prayer, Noonday, Evening Prayer and Compline from the 1979 BCP, ready every day.
Coming to the App Store.
Friday, September 25, 2026
Silence may be kept.
Officiant and People
Almighty God, our heavenly Father:
We have sinned against you,
through our own fault,
Every office, every day of the year, with the psalms, readings and collect already in place. Each part shows its page in the BCP.

Rite One or Rite Two, the Venite or the Jubilate, the long Confession or the short. Choose once, and every office follows.

A voice reads the office with you, word by word. Or say the People’s part yourself.

Keep the people you pray for. They come up where the office makes room for them.


On iPhone Duo or iPad, the office lies open in two pages, and turns like one.
Availability
The same office everywhere, kept in step through iCloud.





Questions
No. Daily Office is a companion to the BCP, not a substitute for it. It puts each day’s office together for you, so you can learn what is in the BCP and how its offices are prayed. Each part of the office, the psalms included, shows its page in the BCP, and each Reading its place in the Bible, so you can follow along in your own copy, and in time find your way around the prayer book without the app.
The 1979 Book of Common Prayer of the Episcopal Church: its Daily Offices, its calendar and its Daily Office Lectionary, in Rite One and Rite Two.
Yes, all of it: no ads, no subscriptions and nothing to unlock. It is made by one person — about the app and why it was made.
No. Every word of every office, and the reading voice, is on your device, so it works the same in airplane mode. Only iCloud sync uses the network, in the background, if you turn it on.
No. There is no account, no analytics and no tracking. If you turn on iCloud, your prayer list (end-to-end encrypted) and settings sync through your own iCloud account, which I cannot see — see the Privacy Policy.
More questions are answered on Support.
“Lord, open our lips…”
In private testing now. Coming to the App Store.
New to the Daily Office? Start with the tours and the Guide.
Free, and made by one person. Why I made it