It's Here! Day 4 Launches on iPhone and Android
We have waited a long time to write this sentence: Day 4 is live. On iPhone and iPad. On Android. On the web, in any browser, right now.
The sky has been keeping time since the fourth day of creation — and today, the calendar it keeps slips into your pocket. Not a concept, not a waitlist. Downloadable, this minute:
Download on the App StoreGet it on Google PlayOpen the web app
This is the announcement we have been quietly building toward for months. It is a short one, because the app was made to explain itself. Open it, and today already makes sense.
A calendar you already know how to read
Day 4 does not ask you to abandon the calendar you live by — it crowns it. The sacred year lies right over your ordinary one, so a single glance shows both at once: today's everyday date, and today's place in the 364-day year that begins at the spring equinox. In that year the Sabbath never moves. Every appointed time keeps its day. Forever.
Eclipses and equinoxes stand in their places beside the feasts. The Ages give the deep past its own rail, so a date is never just a number. And when you scroll, the year turns the way a scroll should — evenly, in four seasons, like the sky itself.
Manna, prayer, and the Word
Every morning, Manna sets the table: scripture for the day, a devotional worth sitting with, the moon's phase shown as a sign to observe, a word of encouragement to carry out the door. It is a table, not a feed — it ends, on purpose, and that is the best thing about it.
The prayer room keeps the ancient hours of prayer and walks beside you in a gentle streak that knows the meaning of grace. And the Bible is there in full — ready to be read, not merely referenced.
On your home screen and your wrist
The Year Dial widget is the one we cannot stop looking at: the whole year on your home screen as a quiet golden arc, filling as the year unfolds from one equinox to the next. On Apple Watch, the sacred day waits at a glance. You do not even have to open the app for the app to keep you oriented.
Free at the door — and that's a promise
Today's devotional, your sacred date, and the next Sabbath are free. Always. No account, no paywall at the door, no countdown clock. That is a promise, not a trial period.
And for those who want to go deeper, one subscription opens every further room — including the Genealogy Atlas, which maps the generations from Adam onward across the face of the earth and finds the witnesses who share your birthday. Every plan begins with a seven-day free trial, so the deep rooms open before a single payment leaves your hand.
Go see where today stands
Day 4 ships under its full name, "A Witness of Time." Find it on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, on Google Play for Android — or step straight into the web app:
The sun appointed to rule the day is ruling it right now. The moon is walking its circuit tonight. Open the app once, and see where today stands beneath the lights.
