Orthodox Daily makes it easy to access the daily scripture readings. Simply ask Alexa to open Orthodox Daily, and she will provide you with a few details about today, including the fasting rules, and then read the prescribed scriptures out loud. The scriptures are read from the King James Version and at present, follow OCA rubrics.
You can also ask Alexa directly about a particular day. For instance you can say, "Alexa, ask Orthodox Daily about tomorrow." Or you could say, "Alexa, ask Orthodox daily about the fast on Friday," or "Alexa, ask Orthodox Daily about saints on August 10."
If you want to skip all the extra details and go straight to the scriptures, just say, "Alexa, ask Orthodox Daily to read the scriptures." If you missed the scriptures yesterday, you can say, "Alexa, ask Orthodox Daily to read the scriptures for yesterday.
There are some known bugs. Orthodox Daily runs in Pacific timezone. If you live on the east coast and open Orthodox daily at 1am, you will get the information for the previous day. Orthodox Daily's scripture database does not contain the so-called deuterocanonical books, so Alexa will fail to find some of the readings. Also, because the readings are specified using Septuagint versification, an incorrect reading may on rare occasions be provided (mostly in the Proverbs).
“Alexa, ask orthodox daily about fasting tomorrow”