PC Prayer Reminder

Religion has an important role to play in every society, and cultures have their own rules to follow regardless if its free will or imperative. Each country has different methods of praying, and this where PC Prayer Reminder comes to aid, keeping track and reminding you when is the optimal time to ask for divine help.
In order for the program to work .NET Framework has to be installed on the computer. It's wrapped in a simple and clean interface that shows in the upper part of the window a toolbar with quick commands, prayers and answered areas, as well as a request journal and a note panel at the bottom.

Insert and manage entries

You can add a new request from the toolbar, by inputting the desired demand, extended information, a topic category, and if it's a priority. All entries are displayed in a list with details, like description, topic, count, prayed date, priority, if it was answered or not, and the original date.
Once an appeal was responded, it disappears from the panel and can be seen by switching the view option. To see the status of the records you can update the requests. PC Prayer Reminder lets you import stored databases from the computer and export it as a plain attachment in PRY format, print it out, or send the files via email to a friend.

Set an alarm to remember important requests

A timer can be set to predefined intervals to signal you when the next prayer needs to be read. It's possible to change the layout colors, by simply clicking on each element. Unfortunately, the font type and style can't be modified, which would have been a good addition to add a touch of personality.
Another helpful option are the prayer tips for praising, confessing, and thanksgiving, providing a detailed index of God's attributes that may improve your vocabulary. Plus, there is a tool that teaches you how to properly call upon for help using paragraphs from different books.

Conclusion

Taking everything into account, PC Prayer Reminder is a useful and approachable utility that comes in handy when you want to simply remind yourself of the time of the day to pray or religious celebrations.