iMass

Name: iMass
Rating: 4.3 (80 reviews)
Author: Anchoright Productions

By: Anchoright Productions

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Features & Capabilities

iMass is a Chrome extension that makes the Traditional Catholic Mass accessible worldwide. It streams live Masses in the Extraordinary Form (FSSP), offers on-demand Mass, and provides a built-in Missal, Breviary, and Rituale to follow along.

The iMass Map is user-driven and continually updated to show Latin Mass locations with times and driving directions. Note that viewing Mass on iMass does not fulfill the Sunday obligation, but it offers a way to unite with the Mass when attendance isn't possible.

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By:

Anchoright Productions

Rating:

4.30

(80)

Version:

7.0.1 Last updated: 2026-03-23

Version code:

883643589

Creation date:

2010-08-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

125.33MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

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# 167,414 ▼ 283

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Developed by:

Anchoright Productions

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/imass/id381131668

Website:

http://imassapp.com

User Reviews

Users praise iMass for convenient daily Divine Office access, travel-friendly design, and well-organized, bilingual content. However, repeated concerns show iOS lags behind Android in feature parity (notably removal of the daily Missal/monastic breviary in updates), plus broader stability and compatibility issues on older devices. Accessibility and navigation problems—tiny fonts, non-adjustable sizing, and broken navigation or links—also recur. A key request is offline access for propers. Overall, the app is valued for content and portability, but stability, iOS parity, and usability improvements are consistently needed.

Pros

Very portable and convenient for daily Divine Office use, making it easy to carry and pray on the go.
Rich, organized content with bilingual (Latin/English) display that helps navigate the Missal and Breviary.
Broad liturgical resources (Missal, Breviary, Divine Office) and it's free to use.
Travel-friendly alternative to carrying physical books.

Cons

iOS parity gaps: updates removed or lag behind Android, with features like the monastic breviary and daily Missal not available on iOS.
Stability/compatibility problems on older devices and iOS versions (e.g., iPhone 8); some updates cause loading issues.
Poor readability due to tiny font sizes and lack of effective font scaling on iPhone/iPad.
Navigation/UX issues: switching languages resets to the beginning, no easy way back to Home, and several links within the missal don't work.
Offline access for propers is lacking; users want offline downloads.

Recent reviews

Latest update removed support for several version of the Office including the monastic breviary. The android app was updated to support the monastic breviary (I use it on my ereader). The android app is just all around better, not sure why they haven’t updated the iOS version to match the features in the android app.

by Ch*****, 2026-05-02

The design is completely new. It’s going to take time to adjust. But a couple things to mention. 1. Scrolling in Brevarium can be done by going up or down. In Missale it’s only left to right. Can scrolling be up and down too? 2. With this update it seems as though in app notifications are possible however once it’s gone from the Home Screen, where do you go to read them? I have a badge with 1 notification but can’t clear it. 3. Contact - from the home page and tapping iMass at the bottom and then Contact opens an email to info@l***mass.net. The email is invalid and gets returned. I know this update took a lot of time and effort I am very thankful for your hard work and dedication and for keeping it free. God bless!

by Ji*****, 2026-03-30

I use this app three times a day on average. Our Dominican Tertiary chapter prays the 1962 OP Divinum Officium. Sadly, it’s gone from the update. I hope that it will be returned.