Learnpractise, studyand reflect

Your faith, or one you’re curious about. Short lessons if you’re new, prayer and a daily routine if you practise, scripture with its context and interpretations if you study, and a private journal for all of it. No preaching, ever.

Now available for Christianity, Islam and Sikhism, with more faiths coming.

Built for the brand new, the returning, the practising and the deeply read, and anyone whose partner prays differently.

Four ways in

Brand new, coming back, practising every day or studying deeply: start where you are. Relingo shapes each day around how you want to use it. Try the first card.

01. Learn

When Muslims pray, which city do they face?

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02. Practise

Prayer, remembrance and a daily routine in each faith’s own words: the Psalms and the examen, dhikr and du’a, simran and the daily banis. They run in quiet mode, with no confetti, and still count.

  • MorningToday’s passage · a prayer
  • EveningA reflection · your journal
03. Study

Scripture in the original, cited the way each tradition cites it, with its context and how different traditions read it. Ask Relingo answers from reviewed sources only, and says when it doesn’t know enough yet.

  • Psalm 23 chapter and verse
  • Qur’an 1:1–7 surah and ayah
  • Japji, Pauri 1 by Ang
04. Reflect

A private journal: today’s question, notes on any passage or practice, and the threads you keep coming back to. Never public, and never used to train anything.

What would you like to carry into today?

Faiths

Now available for Christianity, Islam and Sikhism, with more faiths coming. Every lesson, passage and practice is sourced, so we add a faith only when its material is ready.

And more paths, coming soon

Smaller doesn’t mean less interesting. These are on the way; preview what we’re preparing.

Never miss a holy day →

Countdowns and a short series before each one, so you know what's happening and what to say.

  • Diwali
    Hinduism · Sikhism · Jainism
    5 days
  • Hanukkah
    Judaism
    32 days
  • Christmas
    Christianity
    52 days
  • Ramadan
    Islam · expected
    97 days
  • Eid al-Fitr
    Islam · expected
    127 days

Islamic dates depend on moon sighting and are confirmed closer to the day. You can mute notifications on Shabbat and holy days.

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Or start with a question

01 /Do Buddhists believe in God?Buddhism · 3 min02 /Why do Muslims pray five times a day?Islam · 4 min03 /Why don’t Jews see Jesus as the Messiah?Judaism · 5 min04 /What is reincarnation?Hinduism · 3 min05 /Catholic vs Protestant, what’s the difference?Christianity · 5 min06 /Why do Sikhs wear a turban?Sikhism · 3 min07 /What is a kami?Shinto · 3 min
Our philosophy

You’re not here to be preached at. You’re here to understand.

Relingo never ranks religions or tells you what to believe. We say who believes what, cite our sources, and let people inside each tradition speak for it.

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