Pray As You Go

I have been listening to Pray as You Go since 2020. I listen every night and love to have a few minutes of my day devoted to prayer. The theology is sound and great for Catholics and Protestants alike. The app crashes sometimes during a meditation, but aside from that I have no complaints!

I have been using this app (website also) for many years. It’s my daily go to for prayer, meditation, retreats and Christian music. I use it during my daily commute to work and it just seems to set a peaceful, positive tone to my day! 💕

I love this app but I am frustrated with the bugs in the new version. The app keeps stopping in the middle of the prayer time! Please fix this!!! I

The update slightly fixed the look of the app but still problems with navigation - a lot of the buttons don’t work.

Reviews on the short comings on technical issues navigating the app are true. I gave up. My fix is to “Google” it. prayasyougo.org

The new update looks great but it’s not really working. I can’t access the prayer controls or the text while prayers are playing. It looks like there’s an extra menu on top of the playback controls. Also the app hangs if I switch to the timer screen.

This app is sensitivity produced and nicely paced. It provides a wonderful reflective space which I have found to be very meaningful and relevant to my daily life. I never want the session to end!

This new version just does not work. The old one was great, I have an iPad 2 and and iPhone 7 - it used to work fine on both but now works on neither. Please fix it or go back go the old version which worked fine. My mornings are just not th3 same anymore - the issue appears to be with downloading the audio file whether through the app or from the webpage.

Since this app has been “updated” it persistently locks, is difficult to start up. Freezes mid cycle. The old app was 10000 times better. I will stop using it. Please re issue the old app. I use IPad and IPhone.

This is my daily connect, every day. Life is busy and I love the opening bells, song, reading. It’s traditional scriptures and theologically inspiring that I prefer despite being Anglican. Ear buds on during commute to work, crowded subway ride.