Daily Company
Keep company with a saint.
Daily Company is daily spiritual reading with one writer at a time — a saint or spiritual master and the book they left. The hallway is the front door. You choose a house, then live in it: today's reading is already waiting.
There is no plan to start, and no streak to break. Depth is optional. The house is the app.
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The hallway
Benedict, Thomas à Kempis, Francis de Sales, Ignatius, Augustine, Francis of Assisi, Teresa of Avila, Gregory, Alphonsus Liguori, Thérèse, John of the Cross, Catherine, Montfort, Scupoli, Brother Lawrence, Cassian, the Desert Fathers, Newman, Bernard, and Serra.
What you get
Today's reading
A quiet, breviary-like page. The calendar and the text do the rest.
Benedict's house
The Rule on the thrice-yearly Benedictine calendar, a lay-scaled Hours, Lectio over the day's passage, Gregory's Life of Benedict, the Tools of Good Works, and the Medal.
The other houses
The book they left, cut for the year, and the practice that belongs to that life — de Sales' Bouquet, Kempis' Cell, Ignatius' Examen, Serra's journey and twenty-one missions.
Read Through
Take the book as written, if you would rather not follow the year's cycle.
Offline
After download, daily reading needs no account and no feed.
One-time unlocks
Unlock a house once, or All Saints for the whole hallway. No subscription. You buy a house the way you keep a book.
In the app
Privacy
- No account. Nothing to sign in to.
- Readings, notes, and progress stay on your device.
- If the app crashes, a report may be sent. Journal text is removed from that report before it leaves the phone.
- Purchases are one-time, through the App Store or Google Play.
- No ads.
Support
This page is the support destination for Daily Company. Questions about a house, a purchase, or a reading go to Daddoo Dev.
- Email: daddoodev@proton.me
- Website: https://daddoodev.pro/dailycompany
An independent app from Daddoo Dev. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by any monastery, abbey, congregation, or religious order.