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Rebuilding the Sisters of Mercy Prayerbook App for Modern Cross-Platform Compatibility

simpalm.com

Non-profit

Religious Organizations

Education

Outdated Application and Compatibility Issues

The existing custom mobile app digitizing the Morning and Evening prayer book was severely outdated, non-compliant with modern guidelines, and unsupported by original developers. This created accessibility challenges for global users due to lack of cross-platform compatibility and modern design standards.

About the Client

International Roman Catholic community of women dedicated to living the Gospel of Jesus, operating globally with over 6,000 sisters and 3,100 programs.

Modernization and Enhanced Accessibility

Rebuild the app from scratch to meet current iOS and Android guidelines
Ensure cross-platform compatibility for iOS and Android devices
Incorporate offline access for prayers in low-connectivity environments
Add multilingual support (English and Spanish) for global usability
Preserve and digitize the original prayerbook content with enhanced user experience

Core Features and Capabilities

Digital access to Morning and Evening prayers
Offline reading mode with local content storage
Language selection (English/Spanish)
Cross-platform UI/UX design for iOS and Android
Search and navigation tools for prayer content

Technology Stack

React Native

JavaScript

AWS

System Integrations

Cloud storage for content delivery
Localization APIs for language support

Performance and Scalability

Cross-platform performance optimization
Secure data storage for user preferences
Scalable cloud infrastructure for global access
Compliance with modern mobile security standards

Expected Outcomes

The rebuilt application will enable 6,000+ Sisters of Mercy worldwide to access prayer resources seamlessly across devices, improve engagement through modern design, and ensure long-term maintainability while preserving critical religious content for global communities.