Compare Gracelight with other prayer apps
Start with your prayer tradition, then decide whether you want to read, listen, or prepare prayer for a group. These comparisons explain where Gracelight fits and when another app may serve you better.
Find the comparison that answers your question
Three questions to ask before choosing
- Which prayer book? Gracelight currently uses the Episcopal 1979 Book of Common Prayer. If you pray with an ACNA parish, check whether you need the 2019 edition.
- How will you pray? A comfortable reader, spoken audio, and a service you can share with a group meet different needs. Choose the one you will use.
- Where will you read? Gracelight runs on iPhone and iPad. Its prayers and psalms work offline; Bible lessons need a connection the first time they load.
Start with one office
Try Morning Prayer, Noonday Prayer, Evening Prayer, and Compline here before you choose an app.
New to the offices? Read our guide to praying the Daily Office.
Gracelight is free for iPhone and iPad, with no ads, account, or subscription.
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