Both apps built Done
Torahly is live, and Covella is finished enough to use every day — workouts, habits, reading plans and the calendar. It all works offline, and your data stays on your phone.
Torahly is a Bible app with a 364-day calendar, built from the books of Enoch and Jubilees. Your day starts at sunset. Your week ends in Sabbath rest. And you always know when the feasts are coming.
Most calendars follow Rome. Torahly follows the sky, the way Scripture describes it: a 364-day year of 52 even weeks that starts in spring, with each day beginning at sunset where you live.
Twelve months, laid out the way Enoch and Jubilees describe. See every feast, Sabbath, and new month, worked out for your own location.
Your day begins in the evening, like in Genesis. Torahly watches your local sunset and turns the date at the right moment.
Passover, Unleavened Bread, Shavuot, Yom Teruah, Sukkot and more — with countdowns, so nothing catches you off guard.
KJV, Septuagint and Aramaic Peshitta, plus 1 Enoch, Jubilees, the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs and more. All of it works offline.
Scan a barcode and see what's really in your food — flagged clean or unclean, with the verse it comes from.
Know when the seventh day starts and ends where you live, so you can get your home and your heart ready before sundown.
Covella started as a simple workout app and grew into something bigger: a whole app for Torah-keeping women, with workouts, a prayer board, a recipe board, and food tracking. It runs on the same calendar as Torahly.
Your reps are counted out loud, so your hands stay free. Follow along with demo animations and watch your streak grow.
Keep track of prayer, Scripture, movement, water and rest. Plus homemaking checklists and a Sabbath prep routine.
Read the whole Torah in one biblical year, with Jubilees, Enoch and the Testaments alongside it — lined up with the real calendar week.
See the night watches worked out from your own sunset and sunrise, so you can rise in the night to pray like the psalmists did.
Log your first and last meal of the day, track what you eat, and use quiet fasting timers.
Share prayer requests and walk this path together with other women keeping the same times.
This is built by one person, one step at a time — no debt, no investors, no ads. Here's what's done and what's next.
Torahly is live, and Covella is finished enough to use every day — workouts, habits, reading plans and the calendar. It all works offline, and your data stays on your phone.
A small group of women is testing Covella and helping decide what it becomes.
One payment, kept for life. No subscription, no ads, and your data is never sold. Founding members get every future feature free.
If the founding group grows: shared prayer boards, encouragement and challenges — a real community for Torah-keeping women.
Planners and printables built on the biblical calendar — things nobody else makes, which help keep this work independent.
There are no investors and no ads here — just long nights of work. If these apps help your walk, your gift pays for the servers and the time to keep building.
Every gift, big or small, is felt and prayed over. Todah rabah — thank you.