A fresh look, start to finish. KodeshWay has been redesigned end to end — calmer, clearer, and easier to read. Every page has been rebuilt so nothing stands between you and the Word. A renewed companion on Apple Watch — the Hebrew date, Shabbat, the moon, and a quiet moment of presence on your wrist. Send Feedback, in Settings, welcomes a thought, a question, or a correction — anything that helps the work. Smoother audio Scriptures, a clearer reader, and small refinements throughout. All glory to Yeshua.

Two more appointed times. Chag HaMatzot and Bikkurim each have their own page — all seven of Vayikra 23 are in the app now. Every moed and Shabbat page redesigned. A painted icon under a gold arch, the Hebrew name, an italic introduction, two readings, and a short Preparation list you tick as you ready your home — light the lamps, sound the shofar, clear the leaven, build the sukkah. Enter the moed. Tap Enter on any moed and you land in a quiet, glowing space with a verse for the day. A notifications inbox. Moed reminders, candle lighting, and Lumen replies all gather in one quiet place. Find any moed by name. Search the Word tab for "Shavuot", "Passover", "Day of Atonement", or "Tabernacles". Illuminated end to end. Gold reveals on the Word page, Trinity hero, Witnesses, and Lumen home, with diamond ornaments across every section so the whole app reads as one manuscript. A redesigned Zmanim page. Watch the sun cross a real-time arc across the sky as the day moves. Audio reader, easier to follow. The verses around the line being narrated no longer wash out, so you can read ahead or hold your place. A burning-bush flame in the Verse-for-Today widget. Every verse on the moed and Shabbat pages now matches the Scriptures exactly. Minor bug fixes and polish throughout.