MySavior- Built-in texts. 816 texts ship inside the app: 125 Bible verses from 39 books, 125 prayers, 125 Christian reflections, 125 affirmations and 316 short Lock Screen encouragements, sorted into 12 topics such as Quiet Trust, Living Grace, Holy Nearness.
- Feast dates. The app calculates all 30 feast dates itself, year after year: Western (Gregorian) Easter and the days that move with it, the First Sunday of Advent and US Thanksgiving. The countdown page lists them.
- Saints. One saint or feast for each of the 366 days, based on the Catholic calendar of saints. Biographies come from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) and photos from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons; each saint’s page in the app credits Wikipedia and links to the article. The saints calendar lists every day.
- Photos and paintings. Most of the countdown’s feast photos come from Unsplash, and you can search Unsplash from inside the app. The 17 classic paintings, such as Rembrandt van Rijn’s The Return of the Prodigal Son, are reproductions from Wikimedia Commons labeled public domain or CC0.
About
About MySavior
MySavior is an iPhone app of Christian widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen, made by the MySavior team. It includes Bible verse and prayer widgets you design yourself, a countdown to 30 Christian feasts such as Advent, Christmas, Ash Wednesday, Easter and Pentecost, a Saint of the Day widget for every day of the year, and 17 Christian symbol Lock Screen widgets.
Why we make it
Faith, a glance away
We make MySavior so that a prayer, the next feast of the Church year and the saint of the day sit on the screens you already look at, instead of inside one more app you have to remember to open. We keep the app focused on widgets, and we describe it exactly as it is, including what it does not do.
That is why the counts on this website are checked against the app’s source code every time the site is built, and why pages say plainly that MySavior is in English only, that the Home Screen Bible Verse widget does not change on a schedule, and that the countdown follows the Western date of Easter.
Lord, today, when I can't map the road ahead, help me trust your voice one step at a time. Amen.
78days until Christmas
Thu 8God is with me now.
9:41
Christ is my peace today.
Illustration with real app content. The countdown is shown as of October 8, 2026.
At a glance
MySavior in facts
The basics in one place: the app’s name on your Home Screen and on the App Store, who makes it, what it runs on, and how to reach us.
| Name | MySavior |
|---|---|
| App Store name | “Bible Widgets: MySavior” (ID 6759554636) |
| Made by | the MySavior team |
| On the App Store since | March 24, 2026 |
| Version described here | 1.3.1 |
| Made for | iPhone with iOS 18.6 or later |
| Language | English |
| App Store category | Reference |
| Widgets | 22 in the iOS widget gallery, for the Home Screen and the Lock Screen |
| Account | None: designs and favorites stay on the iPhone |
| Contact | contact@mysavior.app |
Sources
Where the content comes from
Contact and links
Talk to the MySavior team
Write to contact@mysavior.app for help, feedback or press. The pages below answer most questions.
Questions and answers
Who makes MySavior?
MySavior is made by the MySavior team. You can reach the team at contact@mysavior.app.
What is MySavior called on the App Store?
“Bible Widgets: MySavior”. The app’s name on your Home Screen is MySavior, and its App Store ID is 6759554636.
Is the website the same as the app?
No. This website explains the app and its widgets; the widgets themselves only work in the MySavior app on iPhone (iOS 18.6 or later), which you get from the App Store.
See MySavior on the App Store
Bible verse, feast-day countdown and Saint of the Day widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen. For iPhone with iOS 18.6 or later.