About
One count, kept by a whole group.
Rosary Count is a place to log the decades of the Rosary you prayed. Your parish, your family, or the friends you pray with all add to one running count. The day you pray fills a square on a calendar.
Two recorded voices will read the whole Rosary aloud from the phone itself, with no signal needed.
In short
- What it is
- A shared count
- Who made it
- JMJ Consultancy Services
- Where it runs
- iPhone, Android, and any browser
What it does
Four things, and it does not try to do a fifth.
Most rosary apps count one person praying alone. This one was built for the group: a parish holding an intention, a family keeping Lent, friends in three different cities who still want one total.
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You log what you prayed
Set the number of decades and submit. If you want, write the intention you carried, and it goes with them. That is the whole of the daily work.
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The count belongs to the group
Your decades go into one total shared by everyone in your group. Nobody has a score of their own, and there is nothing to compare. The day you pray fills a square, so a month takes a shape you can see.
A month in one group Today is the gold square. Drawn to show the shape of a month, not anyone’s praying.
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The prayers are read aloud
Two recorded voices read every prayer from the phone itself. No connection is needed. It is the whole Rosary, and with it the Litany of Loreto, the Memorare, the prayer to Saint Michael and the prayers for the Pope.
Read aloud, from the phone Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou amongst women…
The words follow the voice, so you can read along or close your eyes.
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The mysteries follow the week
The traditional cycle, kept without you having to think about it. The app opens on the day’s own mysteries.
The week - Sunday
- Glorious
- Monday
- Joyful
- Tuesday
- Sorrowful
- Wednesday
- Glorious
- Thursday
- Luminous
- Friday
- Sorrowful
- Saturday
- Joyful
What it is not
Prayer is not content.
A group praying together is not an audience. So there is no feed and there are no followers. Nothing about your praying is measured for anybody outside your group, because nobody outside your group can see it.
Your group only ever sees itself. The intention you write stays inside it.
- A feed
- None
- Followers
- None
- A public profile
- None
- Who can see your group
- Your group
- Who can see your intention
- Your group
Who made it
Rosary Count is made by JMJ Consultancy Services.
If something is wrong, or your group needs setting up, write to support@rosarycount.com. We reply within two working days. What the app holds and what it does not is set out in the privacy policy, and there are step-by-step answers on the support page.
How to begin
Pray a decade first.
Get the app, sign in, and join your group with its eight-character code. Your first decade counts from tonight.
On the App Store since 17 September 2026, and on Google Play since 23 September.