Going to Confession vs Confiteor

Going to confession! This app is the perfect tool to assist you with your examination of conscience, and help you through the steps of going to confession. Experience peace of mind during your next Reconciliation, whether it's been years since your last confession or you're a frequent visitor to the sacrament. Designed for the whole family with helpful examinations for all ages. Prepare with Confidence: * Choose from specific examinations for Child's First Confession, Child, Teen, or Adult. * Group your examination by The Ten Commandments or by God, Others, and Self. * Simply by combining Commandments 6 & 9 and 7 & 10. * Track sins with counts, per day, per week, or per month. * Add additional sins for your examinations. Step-by-Step Guide: * Use the Confession Tab in the confessional for a guided walkthrough of every prayer and step. * The app automatically displays your sins and their counts. * Automated history tracking. Privacy & Control: * Keep your examination completely private with Face ID. * Quickly reset clear your examination data back to defaults.

Confiteor is a private, structured examination of conscience designed to help Catholics prepare thoughtfully for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Confession is not meant to be rushed or vague. Confiteor provides clear moral structure to help you reflect honestly, recognise patterns of sin, and approach the confessional with intention and humility. Features • Guided examination organised by moral categories • Simple, distraction-free interface • Designed for reverent, focused reflection • Private by design — no accounts. Notes stay on this device. The app may send anonymous usage events, never your notes or answers. Whether you attend Confession weekly, monthly, or are returning after many years, Confiteor helps bring clarity to your preparation. It is not a social platform. It is not therapy. It is not public. It is a quiet tool for serious Catholics who want to examine their conscience carefully and approach the sacrament with confidence. The name Confiteor comes from the traditional Latin prayer: “Confiteor Deo omnipotenti…” — “I confess to Almighty God…” Because repentance deserves intention.