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Prayer reminder

So the day does not pass without prayer

Choose a prayer and a time, and Holymeet reminds you — the Divine Mercy Chaplet at three, the Angelus at noon, an examination of conscience before bed. The notification arrives even when the app is closed.

What it gives you

A sample — reminders set

07:00Morning prayer
12:00The Angelus
15:00Divine Mercy Chaplet
22:00Examination of conscience

This is a display. Setting reminders and receiving them works inside the app.

Regular prayer through the day

We rarely skip prayer on purpose — the day simply goes by. Traditional devotion solved that with a bell: the Angelus at noon, the Divine Mercy Chaplet at three, the examination of conscience in the evening. The prayer reminder does the same with a phone.

For each reminder you pick a time and a prayer from the prayer book. At the appointed time a notification arrives carrying the text of the prayer — not just a nudge but the prayer itself, ready to be prayed.

Reminders are delivered as push notifications, so they work with the app closed, on Android and on iPhone once Holymeet is added to the home screen. If notifications are not permitted, the app says so plainly and explains how to enable them.

The most commonly set times are three in the afternoon for the Divine Mercy Chaplet, noon for the Angelus and the evening for the examination of conscience — but the schedule is yours and you change it whenever you like.

Frequently asked

Do reminders work when the app is closed?

Yes. They are sent as push notifications, so they arrive with Holymeet closed — you only have to allow notifications once.

Do they work on iPhone?

Yes, provided Holymeet is added to the home screen. Apple only allows web apps to send push notifications once installed that way.

How many reminders can I have?

As many as you need. Each has its own time and prayer, and each is switched on and off separately.

Can anyone see what I pray for?

No. Reminders are visible only to you and never appear on your profile or anywhere else.