Dawn: Bible & Prayer Alarm
Wake in the Word not your feed
About
This app is a Christian alarm designed to help users start their day with God's word instead of social media. It requires users to find and photograph a Bible verse to turn off the alarm, or recite a prayer aloud. Features include guided prayers, a prayer journal, and streak tracking.
What's New in Dawn
1.0.2
June 23, 2026
- Bug Fixes
Subscription plans
Faithful
Wake to prayer. Everything unlocked.
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Dawn work?
Dawn functions as an alarm that requires you to engage with the Bible or prayer to dismiss. You can either find and photograph a specific Bible verse or recite a prayer aloud to turn off the alarm, ensuring your first activity is faith-focused.
What are the subscription options for Dawn?
Dawn offers a 'Faithful' subscription plan with options for $6.99 per week, $39.99 per year, or $49.99 per year. The annual plans include a 3-day free trial.
Can I use Dawn without a subscription?
No, all features within Dawn require an active subscription. No functionality is available without subscribing to one of the available plans.
What is the age rating for Dawn?
Dawn has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This indicates it contains content generally considered appropriate for young children.
How often is Dawn updated?
The latest version of Dawn is 1.0.2, and it was last updated on June 23, 2026. This suggests a recent update, indicating ongoing development and support.
What devices is Dawn available on?
Currently, Dawn is supported on iPhone devices. There is no information available regarding compatibility with Android or other platforms at this time.
Does Dawn have ads?
No, Dawn does not contain advertisements. As a subscription-based application, it focuses on providing an uninterrupted user experience.
What if I forget to find the verse or pray?
The alarm in Dawn is designed to persist until the required action is completed. This ensures that users are prompted to engage with their faith practice before dismissing the alarm.