Kwōt vs Pew Pal

Never lose a quote again! Kwōt provides a seamless and beautiful experience of collecting, categorizing, and recalling quotes. You’re like us; you've tried to keep quotes in a journal, underlined them in a book, bookmarked blogs, logged them into Notes, Evernote, Reminders, or some other tool that simply didn’t work. Kwōt was built by passionate quote-keepers that don’t want to forget the quotes that have impacted them, challenged them, and intrigued them. We built Kwōt because even though words are powerful, they’re too often forgotten. They’re misplaced, accidentally deleted, or left on a bookshelf…but not anymore. Logging your quotes into Kwōt puts your library in your pocket, making it possible in any moment for you to capture the quotes you read, the lyrics you heard, the idea you conceived, and tag it for easy recall when you really need it.

Pew Pal is your pocket missal and prayer companion for the Catholic faith. Follow along with every Mass, pray the Rosary, chant the Liturgy of the Hours, and keep the great Marian devotions close — in English, Latin, or beautifully displayed side by side. FREE FOREVER • The Marian tab — the seasonal antiphons, the Litany of Loreto, the six Fatima prayers, the de Montfort Consecrations and the complete Holy Rosary — is free, with no subscription and no account • Settings too: language, text size and appearance THE HOLY MASS • Full Novus Ordo (Ordinary Form) Mass with all responses • Choose from 10 Eucharistic Prayers: Roman Canon, EP II, III, IV, Reconciliation I & II, and Various Needs I–IV • Traditional Latin Mass (1962 Missal) with posture indicators (Stand, Sit, Kneel, Genuflect) • Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament — prayers and hymns THE HOLY ROSARY • All four sets of mysteries — Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious, and Luminous • Five meditations for each mystery • Today's mysteries highlighted automatically by day of the week • Opening prayers, the Fatima decade prayer, and closing prayers included LITURGY OF THE HOURS (BREVIARY) • Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary — all eight canonical hours, every day of the year, read aloud • 1962 Roman Breviary's Sunday Lauds, Sunday Vespers, and Compline in their full traditional form • Current canonical hour highlighted by clock time MARIAN DEVOTIONS • Seasonal Marian antiphons that change automatically with the liturgical year • Litany of Loreto (Litaniae Lauretanae) in full Latin and English • Six Fatima prayers (Pardon, Angel, Eucharistic, Decade, Sacrifice, Reparation) • St. Louis de Montfort's Act of Consecration to Jesus through Mary (long and short forms) BILINGUAL SIDE BY SIDE • Read English and Latin together in a beautiful parallel layout • Switch instantly between English only, Latin only, or Side by Side • Your scroll position is preserved when you switch languages BEAUTIFUL & CUSTOMIZABLE • Light, Dark, or match-your-system appearance • Four font sizes with full Dynamic Type accessibility support • Clean, distraction-free design for prayerful focus DESIGNED FOR THE PEW • Works completely offline — no ads, no tracking, no data collection • Launches fast and stays out of your way • Full VoiceOver accessibility • Every prayer traced to its public-domain source in Settings SUBSCRIPTION • Pew Pal Yearly — 1 year (2-week free trial for new subscribers) • Pew Pal Monthly — 1 month (2-week free trial for new subscribers) • The exact price is shown on the App Store for your country • Unlocks the Holy Mass, the Traditional Latin Mass and the Devotions hub — the Marian prayers and the Rosary stay free • No other purchases in the app Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage and cancel in your App Store account settings. Privacy Policy: https://branicio.github.io/pewpal-support/privacy.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://branicio.github.io/pewpal-support/terms.html Whether you're at Sunday Mass, a Traditional Latin Mass, Benediction, the daily Rosary, or the canonical hours, Pew Pal puts every response, prayer, and hymn at your fingertips. Download it and leave the missal in the pew.