Sheaf
A few minutes a day, together.
Sheaf is an app for Catholic families — something to sing, something to play, something to work through with your children, and a page for the morning.
Sheaf is not in either store yet. This page is where it will be announced.
What is in it
Four things, and none of them is homework.
Sheaf is an app for Catholic families, not a children's app. Grown-ups get the morning page and the music; the path and the quizzes are made to be worked through together.
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Songs
Music for the kitchen and the car, with the words on screen to sing along. Downloaded to the phone, so a road with no signal is still a road with music.
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A page every morning
A verse, a short reflection and a prayer. The next two weeks are kept on the phone, so it is there before the signal is.
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Quizzes
Fill the blank, find the pair, put them in order. Three hearts a round — and a practice mode for when the round is not the point.
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A path to walk
Thirty lessons through the four parts of the catechism — the saints, the sacraments, the prayers and the stories. Each one ends in a three-question check. Written for ages seven to ten, to work through side by side.
How it is made
Somebody read it first.
The songs, the daily devotionals and the lessons in Sheaf are made with AI. Every one of them is read by a person before it is published.
Nothing requires that disclosure of us — we make it because a page you read before installing should not describe itself as something it is not. In the app, the songs carry the same mark on the screen you play them from.
Reviewed, not endorsed. Sheaf holds no ecclesiastical approval and claims none: a review is quality assurance, and it is the honest word for what happens.
Scripture is quoted from public-domain translations, and never retyped — a verse in Sheaf is looked up in a pinned text, so it says what that text says.
Free and Plus
Free: a daily song and a daily puzzle. Sheaf Plus opens the whole library.
Whole ones, not samples of them.
What stays free
No account, and nothing to sign up for.
- A song and a quiz every dayWhole ones, not samples of them.
- Your streak and your progressNone of that is part of the subscription.
- Everything you writeKept on the phone, and never sent anywhere.
- Every badge there isNo achievement is behind the subscription.
No coins, no gems, and no hearts for sale. Nothing in Sheaf can be bought except Plus, and a free day is a whole day — not a sample of one.
Sheaf Plus
One subscription for the household's phone.
- Every songThe whole collection, with the words to sing along, and downloaded to the phone for the car.
- A page every morningThe day's devotional, the reflection and the prayer — and the mornings you missed.
- Every quizAll of them, whenever somebody wants another round.
- The whole pathEvery lesson and every check, to work through together with your children.
Monthly or yearly, and it starts with a free trial. Your app store shows you the length of the trial and the price in your own currency before anything is charged, and the subscription renews until you stop it — from your store account, any time. Terms.
What Sheaf does not do
No adverts, no account, and nothing to sign up for.
Nobody is tracked
No third-party analytics, no advertising identifier, and no crash reporter. There is no account, so there is no profile to build on one.
What you write stays here
The answers to the morning's reflection live in the app on that phone. They are in no backup of ours and on no server of ours, and they can be deleted by hand.
Nothing to buy twice
No coins, no gems, no hearts for sale. A streak has two freezes and they are given, not sold.