We make thoughtful software for prayer and devotion, rooted in the Anglican and Catholic traditions. We see this work as a ministry: to help people pray, wherever they are.
“I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit.”John 15:5
Our work
MyOratory™ is the first of several faith-based tools from AgileFruit.
A personal chapel for prayer. Pray the Daily Office from the Book of Common Prayer, build your own prayers, pray the Anglican and Catholic rosaries, and rest in a guided meditation, all read aloud.
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Prayers, the rosary, saints, and short teachings, with sacred art and the words on screen.
Read the teachings: Treasures in Heaven · Joseph: what you meant for evil, God meant for good · St. Augustine and St. Monica · The fruit of the Spirit
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About AgileFruit
AgileFruit reflects the two defining parts of our founder’s life: two decades in software building SaaS applications guided by Agile principles, and a blossoming personal faith.
Together, these paths taught the same essential lesson: agility is the grace to meet life’s challenges and disappointments while staying true to God and remaining in His service.
As sanctification transforms us, the fruit of the Spirit flourishes in a life connected to Christ, the vine. Our mark, nine grapes on a single vine, represents these nine fruits and serves as the standard by which we measure all our work.
“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance.”Galatians 5:22–23
Self-giving love that seeks the good of another, as God has loved us in Christ. The root from which every other fruit grows.
1 John 4:19Read more →A deep gladness in God that does not depend on circumstances, because it rests in his presence and his promises.
John 15:11Read more →The wholeness of a soul reconciled to God: a quiet confidence that guards the heart and mind in Christ.
Philippians 4:7Read more →Patience that bears long with others and with trials, slow to anger as God is slow to anger with us.
2 Peter 3:9Read more →Kindness of heart, shown in tender and generous dealing with others, as God has been kind to us.
Ephesians 4:32Read more →Uprightness that acts: a heart set on what is right, doing good to others even at a cost.
Romans 15:14Read more →Steady trust in God that becomes loyalty, dependable to him and to one another.
Lamentations 3:23Read more →Strength yielded to God: a humble, teachable spirit that does not insist on its own way.
Matthew 11:29Read more →Self-control by the Spirit: desires and habits ordered toward God rather than ruling us.
2 Peter 1:6Read more →Contact
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