A NEW PATH: THE QURAN Tap Play and you'll find a fourth path waiting. All 114 surahs, from Al-Fatihah to An-Nas, in 1,200 all-new questions written from inside the tradition — the Quranic names of the prophets, the language its own readers use, and every passage quoted from Pickthall's translation. Every citation was checked against the text itself. TRIVIA MODE — 4,000 NEW QUESTIONS Every path now has a second way to play. Story mode asks what you would do; Trivia Mode asks what you know. A thousand straight recall questions per path — names, numbers, places, who said what and where it's written — in twenty sets of fifty. Trivia keeps its own leaderboards and achievements, so it never touches your story progress. STUDY MODE A new section that shows you what you actually know. Your answers build a map of scripture, book by book: the ones you have mastered glow, the ones you have never opened stay dark. Questions you miss come back on a spaced-repetition schedule, just before you would forget them — a short daily review that takes a couple of minutes. TODAY: A DAILY PASSAGE AND A DAILY QUESTION Choose a tradition and a book, and each day brings a passage from it and a question to test yourself on. Build a streak. Pick from any of the fifteen texts on the Bookshelf — including the Bhagavad Gita, the Dhammapada, the Tao Te Ching and the Eddas, which now have question sets of their own even though their paths are still to come. GO DEEPER (PREMIUM) Every trivia question now has a study note behind it: who this person was, where the passage sits, why the answer is what it is, and where to look next. Finish a set of fifty and get a review of what it covered and what is worth going back to. A CORRECTION TO THE BOOKSHELF QURAN An earlier text-processing pass had wrongly replaced a word throughout the bundled Quran, which changed the sense of 66 verses — including the declaration of faith itself. Pickthall's original wording has been restored throughout and checked verse by verse. Our apologies to anyone who read those passages. THE BOOKSHELF Fifteen complete sacred texts, free to read, right in the app. Search any book, jump to any chapter, and pick up where you left off. CONTINUE READING — FREE The Bookshelf remembers your place. One tap puts you back on the page, in any of the fifteen texts, with no purchase needed. BOOKMARKS AND NOTES — PREMIUM Save as many places as you like, see them all in one list, and jump straight to any of them. Tap any verse to write a note about that exact line. Both sync privately through your own iCloud.

TWO NEW PATHS TO PLAY Tap Play and choose your path. Alongside the Holy Bible you'll now find the Tanakh — Pirkei Avot and all 39 books, from Bereshit to Divrei HaYamim — and the Book of Mormon, from 1 Nephi through Moroni. That's 5,280 brand-new questions. Neither is a reskin of the Bible path: every single question in them was written from scratch for that book, in the language its own readers use.

Marginalia 2.0 — The Bookshelf Update • NEW: The Bookshelf — read 14 complete sacred texts, free and offline: King James Bible, World English Bible, Douay-Rheims Catholic Bible, Tanakh (JPS 1917), the Quran, Book of Mormon, Bhagavad Gita, the Dhammapada, Tao Te Ching, the Poetic & Prose Eddas, the Book of Enoch, The Imitation of Christ, and Revelations of Divine Love • Search any book and jump straight to the verse • Bookmarks — save your place in any book, free • Notes (Premium) — tap any verse to attach your own note, and see them all in one place • Continue Reading picks up right where you left off, with adjustable text size • Choose Your Path — a new play screen previewing the trivia journeys coming next • Every one of the 6,600 levels reviewed and improved — no repeated questions, better answer choices, more faithful verses • Smoother rewarded ads and many small fixes

Reduced the install size.

Fixing layout issues and issues with images being linked to stories.