Complete offices
Prayers, psalms, readings, canticles, and responses arranged for each time of day.
Ordo brings the Daily Office, Scripture readings, psalms, and the liturgical calendar into one quiet place, ready to follow your life.
More than 2,000 people use Ordo.

The practice
The Daily Office is a way of marking the day with prayer, psalms, Scripture, and silence. Instead of waiting for the right mood, you have a familiar path to begin.
In Ordo, the text stays close at hand. Choose the Book of Common Prayer (BCP) or another prayer book, pick a time, and follow the office at your pace: in the morning, at midday, in the evening, or before sleep.
Begin the day with its first prayers and readings.
Make a short pause and turn your attention back to God.
Set down the work of the day and gather what it held.
Let the day come to rest with prayer before sleep.
Inside the app
Prayers, psalms, readings, canticles, and responses arranged for each time of day.
Follow the lectionary and read Scripture without searching in several places.
Use different prayer books, translations, and forms of the office.
See seasons, celebrations, and saints alongside the right prayer.
Keep praying while travelling, in quiet places, or away from a network.
Save a reflection, a question, or a moment of gratitude after the office.
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It is a pattern of prayer at different times of day, with psalms, Scripture readings, canticles, confession, and intercession. The texts vary with the prayer book and liturgical calendar.
Download Ordo, choose a prayer book, and open the next office. You can begin with Morning Prayer or with whichever time makes sense today.
The core Ordo app is free on iOS and Android and contains no ads. Optional Ordo+ purchases add premium features.
No. The Daily Office grew out of Anglican tradition, but anyone can use its structure to build a rhythm of prayer and Scripture.
Your next moment of prayer
Start with a few minutes. Tomorrow, return to the next office.
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