Septem Horae — Breviary & Ignatian Examen

A quiet, unhurried companion for daily Catholic prayer. Septem Horae gathers the Liturgy of the Hours (Divine Office) and the Ignatian Examen into a single app built for an ordinary day.

Pray the Liturgy of the Hours
The seven traditional hours — Matins, Lauds, Terce, Sext, None, Vespers, and Compline — rendered cleanly for the modern reader. Each hour arrives with the day's psalms, antiphons, readings, and intercessions drawn from the Church's ordo.

Evening Examen
A guided Ignatian Examen at the close of each day: gratitude, petition, review, contrition, resolution. Let the day's questions meet you, rather than chasing through them.

Gentle reminders
Optional notifications for each hour — meant to invite, not to nag. Set the hours that fit your rule of life. Silence the rest.

A journal that listens
Jot a line, a prayer, or a fragment of Scripture that stayed with you. Entries are private, linked to the hour or Examen they belong to, and always yours to revisit.

Liturgical ordo at a glance
See today's feast, season, color, and commemoration. Plan ahead through the Church's calendar.

Septem Plus (subscription)
Unlock additional Examen focuses (gratitude, humility, patience, discernment, consolation, desolation, and more), extended journal history, and support ongoing development. Subscribe monthly or annually through the Play Store; manage or cancel anytime from your Google account.

Private by design
Your journal and reflections are encrypted in transit. No advertising, no data sold, no tracking across the web.

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Designed for:

Laity keeping the Divine Office at home
Retreatants or those in spiritual direction using the Examen daily
Catholics seeking a consistent rhythm of prayer
Anyone drawn to contemplative practice grounded in the Church's tradition