Prayer for each hour
Morning, Midday, Evening and Compline, plus the Little Hours when your book prints them, with the day's readings, psalms and canticles.
More than 2,000 people already pray with Ordo
Today's Daily Officeis already set.
Psalms, readings, canticles and prayers for the day, laid out by the liturgical calendar and the prayer book you choose.
Free on iPhone, Android and the web, with no ads.
What is the Daily Office?
- iPhone, Android and web
- 20+ prayer books
- 5 languages
- Works offline
- No ads
Prayer books
Every tradition has its own book.
Ordo is the only app that brings together multiple Books of Common Prayer while respecting each book’s rules, calendars, and tradition.
See every book in the library
2025
Proposed BCP - 2025
The 2025 Proposed Book of Common Prayer, Second Edition — a revision of the 1928 Book of Common Prayer edited for Orthodox use within the Antiochian Western Rite Vicariate. Not currently an official text of the Vicariate.
Apologia Anglicana (Western Rite Orthodox)
2021
Divine Worship - 2021
Divine Worship: Daily Office (Commonwealth Edition, 2021) of the Personal Ordinariates of Our Lady of Walsingham and Our Lady of the Southern Cross
Personal Ordinariates (Anglicanorum coetibus)
2019
ACNA - 2019
The Book of Common Prayer (2019) from the Anglican Church in North America
Anglican Church in North America
2005
Common Worship 2005
Common Worship: Daily Prayer and the authorized Weekday Lectionary (2005) of the Church of England
Church of England
2005
REC - 2005
The Book of Common Prayer (2005) of the Reformed Episcopal Church
Reformed Episcopal Church
1984
Church in Wales - 1984
The Book of Common Prayer for use in the Church in Wales (1984), English edition
The Church in Wales
1979
TEC - 1979
The Book of Common Prayer (1979) from The Episcopal Church
The Episcopal Church
1962
BCP 1962 (Canada)
The Book of Common Prayer (1962) of the Anglican Church of Canada
Anglican Church of Canada
1928
TEC - 1928
The Book of Common Prayer (1928) of The Episcopal Church
The Episcopal Church
1662
BCP 1662
The Book of Common Prayer (1662) of the Church of England — the historic standard of Anglican worship
Church of EnglandInside the app
Everything the office asks for, in one place.
Pick an hour, open the app and pray. The rest is already in place.
The liturgical day, in view
Colors, seasons, celebrations, and saints appear alongside the right office.
The day’s Scripture
Lectionary readings, psalms, and the gospel in a comfortable reading view.
The tradition you choose
Use the prayer book and Bible translation that fit your tradition and community.
Your way of praying
Adjust prayers, creeds, canticles, psalms, and other office options.
Understand the day
See why the liturgical day was set the way it was: the season, the feast and your book's rules of precedence.
Keep what stays with you
Save a reflection or a moment of gratitude while the prayer is still fresh.
Rules of Life
Create spiritual commitments and keep track of the practices you want to carry through the week.
Pick up where you left off
See the offices you have prayed and keep track of your rhythm without turning prayer into a scoreboard.
Reminders that help
Choose times that fit your routine and let Ordo remember for you.
On your home screen
Widgets on iPhone and Android, Siri shortcuts, the Action Button and Control Center to open the right office.
Favorites at hand
Save seasons, commemorations and rosaries to come back to whenever you like.
Share a prayer
Send an office or a commemoration to someone you love, with an image ready for social media.
From phone to computer
Start on your phone and carry on on a tablet or in the browser. Preferences and history come with you.
Even without signal
In the app, content stays available when you are offline.
Four hours
Prayer that fits the day
You don't have to wait for the right moment. Start with the next hour.
- 01
Morning
Begin the day with its first prayers and readings.
- 02
Midday
Make a short pause and turn your attention back to God.
- 03
Evening
Set down the work of the day and gather what it held.
- 04
Compline
Let the day come to rest with prayer before sleep.
Screens
See what praying with Ordo looks like
A quiet interface, made to be opened and used.
On the web
Pray on your computer, too.
Ordo's web edition has the same office, the same prayer books and the same account as the app. Start on your phone and carry on in the browser.
- One account: preferences, history and journal stay in sync
- The same prayer books, calendar and readings
- Nothing to install: open your browser and pray
Your way
The same office. Your way.
Ordo starts with a tradition and adjusts to how you pray. Change the book, the translation and the options without losing the simplicity.
- Choose the prayer book that fits your tradition
- Read Scripture in the available translation you prefer
- Adjust prayers, creeds, confessions, canticles, and psalms
- Pray the Little Hours, such as Prime, Terce and None, when your book prints them
Ordo+
Ordo is free. Ordo+ goes further.
The office, the prayer books, the calendar, the journal and the rules of life are free. Ordo+ adds optional features for a deeper practice.
Monthly, annual or lifetime, through the App Store or Google Play. It also works on the web edition with the same account.
Auto-scroll
Read at your own pace with smooth, adjustable scrolling.
Background music
A curated library to accompany the offices, with downloads for offline listening.
Prayer requests
Your requests for the week are woven into the Daily Office, with a collect that sums them up.
Anglican Rosary
A guided rosary with more than 30 selected prayers, and your own.
Learn to pray the office
Instructions and guides for every moment of prayer.
Guides
Learn to pray the office
Short, direct answers for beginners: how to pray the Daily Office, what Compline is, how the liturgical calendar works and what the Book of Common Prayer is.
How to pray the Daily Office
What the Daily Office is, the order of Morning and Evening Prayer, where the readings come from and how to start a daily rhythm of prayer.
What is Compline?
Compline is the last prayer of the day, said before sleep. Learn where it comes from, how it is structured and how to pray it.
The liturgical calendar, season by season
How the Church year works: Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter and Pentecost, the liturgical colors, moveable feasts and saints' days.
What is the Book of Common Prayer?
The Book of Common Prayer is the Anglican book of worship. Learn its history, what it contains, the main editions and how to choose one.
Ordo at a glance
- Platforms
- iPhone, Android and the web
- Prayer books
- More than 20 BCPs and other prayer books
- Languages
- English, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Spanish and Welsh
- Price
- Free, with no ads
- Ordo+
- Optional subscription: monthly, annual or lifetime
- Offline
- Yes, in the app
- Made by
- Caminho Anglicano, with Rev. Douglas Araujo
- Used by
- More than 2,000 people
Frequently asked questions
What is Ordo?
Ordo is an Anglican Daily Office app. It sets out each day's Morning Prayer, Midday Prayer, Evening Prayer and Compline, with psalms, Scripture readings, canticles and collects, following the liturgical calendar and the prayer book you choose.
Is Ordo free?
Yes. The office, the prayer books, the calendar, the journal and the rules of life are free and ad-free. Ordo+ is an optional subscription with extra features.
Does Ordo work on a computer?
Yes. The web edition, at web.daily-office.app, works in any modern browser with the same account, prayer books and history as the app.
Which prayer books are available?
More than 20, including ACNA 2019, TEC 1979, TEC 1928, BCP 1662, Common Worship, the Canadian BCP 1962, REC 2005, Church in Wales 1984 and Divine Worship 2021. The full list is in the web edition's library.
Does it work offline?
In the app, yes: once the content is downloaded, the offices are available offline. The web edition needs a connection.
Which languages is Ordo available in?
English, Brazilian Portuguese, European Portuguese, Spanish and Welsh. Each prayer book appears in its own language.
Do I need to be Anglican to use it?
No. Ordo follows the Anglican tradition of the Book of Common Prayer, but anyone can use it to build a daily rhythm of prayer and Scripture.
What is Ordo+?
It is Ordo's optional subscription: auto-scroll, background music, prayer requests woven into the office, a guided Anglican Rosary and instructions for learning to pray the office. It can be monthly, annual or lifetime.
Get Ordo
Start with the next office.
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