Quiethaven: Bible & Prayer

Read the Bible in your own tradition, share what you are carrying, and pray with others. Quiethaven brings Scripture, prayer requests and live prayer circles into one quiet app, for Catholics and Protestants. Each morning and evening there is a psalm, a reading and a prayer waiting for you. No feed and no ads. The Prayer Wall Post a prayer request with your name or without it. When someone prays for you, you see it. Read what others are carrying, pray for them, and tap "I prayed" so they know they are not alone. Any post can be reported, and moderators review every report. Prayer Circles Live prayer by voice, led by a host. Join and simply listen, or raise your hand to read aloud with the others. You can also start a circle of your own for shared prayer. Voice only, no camera, and circles are not recorded. The Bible, in your tradition Catholic canon with 73 books or Protestant canon with 66. Nine English translations: the King James Version (with or without the Apocrypha), Douay-Rheims, the American Standard Version (with or without the Apocrypha), the World English Bible, the Berean Standard Bible, Young's Literal Translation and the Literal Standard Version. The King James Version is built in and opens with no connection. Classic commentary sits beside the text: Matthew Henry for Protestant readers, Haydock for Catholic readers. Cross-references, notes, highlights and bookmarks. Reading plans for Advent, Lent, Easter and the whole year, so a year in Scripture becomes a series of small days. Pray through the day Morning, midday, evening and night prayer, with psalms, readings and prayers from your tradition. Build your own daily rule and the app shows what comes next. • Catholic: the Rosary, litanies, novenas and the Way of the Cross, from classic Catholic prayer books • Protestant: the Book of Common Prayer (1928) and the hymns of Isaac Watts and Charles Wesley • An examination of conscience, or an evening review, that stays on your phone • A prayer timer with your streak and your prayer days, saved to Apple Health as mindful minutes if you choose • A gratitude journal, a line a day The church year A liturgical calendar with seasons, feasts and colors, and a reminder for the feasts you care about. The readings of the day: Mass readings for Catholics, Book of Common Prayer readings for Protestants. The saint of the day from Butler's Lives of the Saints. A verse of the day in the app and in Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. Ask about Scripture Ask a question about a passage, or about what the Bible says on something you are facing, and get an answer from within your tradition, with the verses to read for yourself. Up to 100 messages a day. The answers are written by AI from Anthropic. It offers reflection and study help. It is not a substitute for a pastor or priest, a doctor or a therapist. The library A reading list of Christian classics and study guides for your tradition, from Augustine and The Imitation of Christ to Luther, Calvin and The Pilgrim's Progress. Your notes, journal and prayer list are kept with your account, so they come back when you sign in on another device. We do not sell your data. Subscription Quiethaven needs an account and a Quiethaven Premium subscription. Sign in with Apple or Google, then choose a weekly, monthly or annual plan. The price and length of each plan are shown before you buy. Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the period ends. You can manage or cancel it in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use: https://quiethaven.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://quiethaven.app/privacy