Taksa

Taksa

Chaldean Rite Liturgy

67 ratings
20 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 15, 2018
  • September 2, 2026

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About

This app preserves the Eastern Rite Chaldean Catholic Liturgy by providing access to Aramaic, English, and Arabic texts, melodies, and tones. It serves as an educational tool for learning about Chaldean traditions and is ideal for clergy and students.

Chaldean Rite Liturgy preservation
Aramaic, English, Arabic texts
Melodies and tones
Learn Chaldean traditions
Tool for clergy and seminarians
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What's New in Taksa

2.0.90

September 2, 2026

Bug fixes and improvements.

User reviews

Great app

This app was great and easy to use. The devotion page was my favorite.

Prayers

Wow! This app makes it very easy to pray! I love how you easy it is to navigate. Love to get my morning and night prayers in

Small Update if possible to be done

I used to find the app hard to use before but apparently they updated it two weeks ago and I’m a huge fan.

If I could ask for one update, it would be to have the Chaldean readings be written out phonetically in English.

Maybe each week or month, a new update is dropped where we can read along to our Chaldean language. Even for prayers, this would be helpful because I can’t read in the Aramaic alphabet yet, but I can at least follow along in English.

Kind of like this
Our Father Prayer:

Baban Dee-le Bish-ma-ya (Our Father)

Broken down line by line with translations. If this was also done for the prayers, for the daily mass readings, the rosary prayers and readings each day to follow along, and etc. I know this will take awhile to do but if we can get a group of people to do this, it’ll be easier.

I feel like doing this, people will be able to learn Chaldean easier, especially for younger generation like me. I’m 29 and want to keep this culture alive. Especially since we must do our best to keep the Aramaic language alive as best as we can.

God Bless you all! Great step in the right direction
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Response from developer

Hello friend! Thank you for the feedback. This is definitely something our team has talked about, so we definitely hear you! It may take a lot of time and effort for our team to get every prayer transliterated, but we hope to have this available for you in the future. Also, if you have any other suggestions feel free to reach us through our insta @taksaapp

This is the best app

Love this app. It’s complete. This potential is limitless. Praying you continue to grow this community

Update is AMAZING!!!

I use this app all the time and this latest update is absolutely immaculate. Thank you SOOOOOO much!!!!!!!

FAQ

What does Taksa mean?

Taksa is an Aramaic word that translates to 'Liturgy'. This app is dedicated to preserving the Eastern Rite Chaldean Catholic Liturgy.

What languages are supported in Taksa?

Taksa provides liturgical texts, melodies, and tones in Aramaic, English, and Arabic, catering to a diverse user base interested in the Chaldean Rite.

Who is Taksa designed for?

Taksa is an ideal tool for Seminarians, Lectors, Sub-Deacons, and Clergy, as well as anyone wishing to learn more about the Chaldean Rite Church and its traditions.

How often is Taksa updated?

The latest version of Taksa was released on May 18, 2023, indicating regular updates to maintain and improve the app's content and functionality.

Is Taksa available on Android devices?

Currently, Taksa is available for iPhone and iPad. Support for other platforms may be considered in future updates.

What is the age rating for Taksa?

Taksa has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in religious texts and traditions.

Does Taksa have ads?

No, Taksa does not contain advertisements. It offers an uninterrupted experience for users focused on liturgical study and practice.

What is the user rating for Taksa?

Taksa has received an excellent rating of 4.6 stars from 49 ratings, reflecting high user satisfaction with its content and purpose.