Roadmap

Build what helps prayer endure.

Novena Regina is meant to stay free, traditional, and steady. This roadmap names what is live, what comes next, and what needs real demand before it deserves time or money.

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In use

The prayer library and iPhone app are serving readers.

The foundation is no longer theoretical. Readers can pray novenas, use the calendar, receive reminders, and keep traditional devotions close on the web or iPhone.

Novena search, source notes, prayer pages, and phone-friendly reading.

Daily saint pages, liturgical-day pages, and the 1962 calendar.

Email reminders with confirmation, manage, and unsubscribe paths.

The Novena Regina iPhone app, available in the United States and Canada.

The next work is useful, measurable, and sustainable.

The near-term focus is helping readers find the right prayer, strengthening source confidence, and testing support that does not interrupt the life of prayer.

Additional traditional litanies from approved sources.

A stronger Advent path with prayers, reminders, confession help, and shareable material.

Carefully screened partnerships and a small collection of traditional devotional resources.

Clear measurement of visits, reminders, completed novenas, partner clicks, and support.

Later

Growth should pay for durability, not pressure readers.

As the library grows, some parts will cost money. The aim is to add paid infrastructure only when reliability, reach, or fulfillment truly requires it.

Paid upgrades for email, hosting, storage, delivery, backups, and monitoring when needed.

Direct sales of books, prayer cards, and devotional products when fulfillment is ready.

A Google Play release only after demand and sustainable support justify the work.

Private reader history that stays simple and does not require an account.

Focus

The work that deserves attention next

The best next steps are concrete: Advent, newsletter, source work, carefully screened partnerships, iPhone maintenance, and the technology costs that keep the library reliable.

Advent

A seasonal path for prayer, confession preparation, reminders, and printable guides before the rush of Christmas.

Letters & Updates should feel like a quiet note from the library, not a campaign machine. Consent and timing come first.

Continue Your Devotion

A small collection of individually reviewed traditional Catholic goods can support the work without turning the prayer library into a marketplace.

Apps

Maintain the public iPhone app, verify updates on a real device, and consider Google Play only when demand supports it.

Rosary

Rosary work needs clear sourcing.

Rosary additions should be useful without overstating what the sources prove.

The 15 promises, with traditional source context and clear limits.

A plain explanation of Rosary indulgences and their conditions.

Confraternity enrollment guidance from reliable Dominican or confraternity sources.

Selected miracle accounts with names, dates, witnesses, and honest context.

Have something solid?

Source leads, scans, corrections, and practical devotional ideas are welcome. The strongest suggestions are specific and sourced.

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