Share what you're reading, together Live Study now shows when others have caught up to the conversation, so you always know everyone's on the same page. And you can share notes and book excerpts right into a Live Study, so the passage you're discussing is there for everyone to see. You can now share book excerpts over text message, too. Also in this release: • Faster topical indexes and dictionaries • Restart voice dictation for Scripture memorization from any word — just tap where you want to pick back up • Fixed a Live Study "jump" prompt that could sit just off-screen and was hard to tap • Fixed voice dictation cutting out after a few verses while memorizing

Live Study — share Scripture together, in person My heart is to see believers ignited for Jesus and enjoying fellowship the way the Bible intended — not glued to an app, but gathered face to face. Live Study is built for that room. While you meet, anyone can tap to share a verse with the group. No scrambling, no "what was the reference again?" It isn't a screen share — it's a live share. Everyone participates, and if you're still meditating on a verse while the group has moved on, you can catch up. Every Scripture shared in the session stays with you afterward, right in your group chat, and turns into a journal entry with a tap. Feed (Group Share) — the notes worth keeping, shared Sharing notes with one person is good. Sharing them with your group is better. Post your thoughts and sermon notes to your group's Feed and encourage one another daily. You'll find Feed inside chat/groups. Walls — Prayer, Go, and Miracles in one place The Go Wall and Miracle Wall now live alongside Prayer under a single Walls page to cut the clutter. They're still separate lists. If you'd rather jump straight to one, set up a direct shortcut under Profile → Modules. Also in this release: Memorize — set a verse's starting stage, cap review spacing, and try an early option to practice by voice. Video — full-screen player with play/pause. Notes — new formatting: superscript, poetry blocks, callouts, and cross-references. Fixes and polish across chat, links, reading plans, sharing/export, and more.

This release is all about capturing what God is doing and digging deeper into His Word. NEW WALLS Two new walls join the Prayer Wall: the Miracle Wall, for remembering answered prayers and things worth celebrating, and the Go Wall, for tracking the action steps you feel called to take. DEEPER STUDY Search across your subscribed reference works, explore Topics and Strong's right from any verse, and tap any scripture reference anywhere in the app to peek at it instantly. Every reference work now has its own browsable index page, so you can read it like a book. Original words now include Hebrew pictographic roots, and verse memorization has been improved — verses you're memorizing are now marked with an "M." GETTING STARTED I've added a What's New section, a welcome video, and practices, lessons, and tips organized by focus area, so you can get the most out of Rebuilding Faith. My desire is to see you hear His voice and be transformed into His likeness. COMMUNITY & SAFETY Chat now supports @-mentions and notification controls, and you can invite people to your group with links and QR codes. You can flag inappropriate images for your group's creator or moderator to review, and uploads are automatically screened against known illegal content — privately, without compromising your data. AUDIO & MORE Big improvements to audio recording, with a reliable recovery system if something goes wrong. Android gets a background audio player. Quote images have been improved (more backgrounds coming), the Grow video feed has been redesigned, and reading plans now remember exactly where you left off.

Big news: the app is now free. This release makes the app available for free, with optional donations for those who want to support continued development. We’ve also added new ways to customize, study, and create, including custom colors, highlighting in commentaries, books, and devotionals, simple nomnoml diagrams, memorization statistics with verse-level stats, unfurled links, red letter indicators, audio transcription, and the ability to keep videos playing while navigating the app. This update also improves snapshot history, table of contents editing with drag-and-drop, the full-screen image viewer with crop and rotation in edit mode, and several Bible Reader features including remembered chapter position and a translation selection helper. You’ll also notice UX improvements throughout the app: faster home page loading, better offline handling for the discovery bar, remembered edit mode per document, improved separators, a smoother side-scrolling experience on Windows, a redesigned initial login page, and journal improvements including fonts and colors. Additional improvements include better image and audio transcription, chat, drawing, memorization, and image pasting. We also fixed bugs related to map layers, word count, copying to clipboard, Android logout, and iOS menu handling.

This update includes new highlighting tools, better note editing, link previews, improved transcription, and several quality-of-life improvements throughout the app. - Choose custom highlight colors - Highlight text in commentaries, books, and devotionals - Add simple nomnoml diagrams in the editor and journal - View Memorize statistics without distracting gamification - Paste links from X, Instagram, and other sites to see rich previews - Get help choosing which Bible translations to use - Keep videos playing while navigating the app - Review an improved note history - Reorder note content from the table of contents - Enjoy improvements to the note editor, transcription, copy-to-clipboard, and more

Customize your quick actions, menu, and app bar to fit how you study. Transcribe text from images directly into your notes. Geo-tag notes and view them on a map — pin the possible locations of Noah's ark, then revisit them as you read. New historical map layers: overlay Roman roads, empire boundaries, and biblical people, places, and events. Images now auto-resize for faster performance, with full-resolution originals kept for print and download. Refinements to audio recording, image uploads, Scripture memorization, and the app landing page.

New: 3D archaeology models and geo-tagging. Upload models and photos from your trips (Israel, anyone?) and view them on the map. Future updates will integrate curated archaeological content — commentaries, videos, photos, and models — directly into your Bible reading. New: Biblical events timeline. View every event on a map, see who was involved, and follow them across time. (Still some data gaps and the map trail needs polish — more coming.) Plus Library Reader improvements and bug fixes throughout.