privacy
This site — and the Android app, which is the same site in a different dress — is a book of prayers. It asks for no account, no name, no address. You cannot log in, because there is nothing to log in to.
What stays on your device
Your marked prayers, reading positions, novena days, quiet streaks, and reading settings (theme, text size, line length) are kept in your own browser's storage, on your own device. They are never sent anywhere. Clearing your browser data removes them; exporting your marks makes a file that is yours alone.
The little that is counted
To learn whether the book serves its readers, the site records small anonymous events: that someone completed a Rosary, read a prayer to its end, installed the app, or used the search. These events carry no name, no email, no IP address, and no identifier that could follow you from one visit to the next.
When an event reaches the server, the network adds an approximate place — city and country, as the connection reports it — so that a page of aggregates may say the book is read in Manila or Nairobi. No reader is ever identified; there is nothing in the data with which to do so. If you read offline, up to sixty events wait on your device and are sent when the connection returns.
Visits are also counted by Cloudflare Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and builds no profiles. Nothing here is sold, shared for advertising, or used for any purpose beyond understanding how the book is read.
The Android app
The app asks for no permissions beyond what any web page has: no contacts, no camera, no precise location, no files. It may keep your screen awake while you pray, if you ask it to, and it stores the whole book on your device so it works with no connection at all — inside a church, on a plane.
Retention
The anonymous events are kept as archives and aggregates so the story of the book's readership is not lost. Since they identify no one, there is nothing in them to delete on anyone's behalf; there is also nothing to request, correct, or carry away, because nothing is tied to you.
Children
The site is suitable for all ages and collects personal data from no one — children included.
Questions
This page may change if the site changes; the date below is the witness. Questions may be sent to the publisher at iumentumpress@gmail.com.
Last updated 31 July 2026.