Latria User Reviews

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Dope!

Hey man heard about your app on a podcast recently. As a Protestant been getting deep into church history and the Fathers. This app is a game changer and very informative. All in one app and easy to use.

Good app

I wish you could copy inside the app to paste quotes outside of the app.

Praise be to God

An amazing app that glorifies God in the highest! Good job with the concept and execution!

Amazing app

Found this app a few months ago, easy way to read through Scripture at any time!

Wonderful app - Orthodox

One thing to note: the Memorare prayer currently says “despise my petitions… but in thy mercy hear and answer me.” It should say: “despise NOT my petitions, but in thy mercy hear and answer me.” Just a small issue, nothing terrible for anyone familiar with the prayer, but perhaps it might be a bigger concern for someone new to the faith.
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Response from developer

Thank you for the kind review and for catching this. You were absolutely right, and it has now been fixed in the latest version of the app. I really appreciate you pointing it out, especially since accuracy matters all the more for people who may be new to the faith.

Great app that helps mitigate doomscrolling

A nice simple interface in dark mode. Makes it very nice to scroll at night.

Beautiful simplicity

I love the UI/UX of this app, it’s brilliantly designed to replace doom scrolling with something virtuous and fruitful. I love the design choices and the combining of scripture and Lectio in a single window is both clever and edifying. I recommended it to my men’s group already as well as my wife, and will continue to recommend it to anyone looking for a good faith based app!
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Great daily reminder to keep faith alive!

The Latria app is beautifully done. It’s simple, easy to use and a great way to keep active in your faith.

Amazing

One of the best ways to get constant wisdom from the Bible. The U.I is very clean and slick. One feature I would like if added is the ability to remove books from your feed. For example if I only want to get verses from the New Testament for a day. :)

Should be a one time purchase

Pretty good for what it is. A subscription model for Lectio Divina and daily readings seems like usury though.

Response from developer

Thank you for the review and for sharing your concern. Latria includes a free tier, and the subscription is reserved for the ongoing, expanding study features, especially the in-depth study notes (deep theological commentary) and the new patristic commentary that lets you read direct writings from the venerated Church Fathers verse-by-verse. That library currently includes 33 Fathers, from Clement of Rome through John of Damascus, with source references shown for verification. The subscription supports continued development, sourcing, and maintenance, but I understand the preference for one-time pricing and I’m considering a lifetime option.

Great opportunity!

This is an awesome app. The design is clean and fluid. Movement and gestures are wonderfully integrated.

My challenge is that it promotes the wisdom of the Church Fathers…but doesn’t give them credit anywhere. This should be a priority in future iterations.

Response from developer

Thank you for the thoughtful feedback, much appreciated. You were right to point out the need for clear attribution. This has been addressed: alongside the deep theological study notes, Latria now provides patristic commentary drawn directly from the Church Fathers and includes the exact source work and reference for each excerpt, so the Fathers are properly credited and the text can be verified.

Excellent app

I’ve enjoyed using Latria - it is well designed and fun to use. You have easy access to the bible itself as well as a stream of interesting biblical passages with commentary.