I really like having the 1984 edition of the NIV in an app. Plus, it is a really well executed app, I only have a few desires and suggestions.It would be great if the verse of the day could be sent via a push notification, and also be available as a widgetIt would also be awesome if they had a darker night mode, that would have a black background with white text. On the topic of text, another open source, free font that I would suggest is the font Bitter!These are minor preferences, and certainly aren’t going to deter me from keeping using this! Thank you Bible Portal!

Overall, this is a decent Bible app, the primary reason I downloaded it was because it carried the 1984 NIV Bible, which I think is a reason that many users wanted to download this app. However, I did download Bible portal in 2024, I was lucky enough to download the app on both my iPad and on my cell phone to get the version that still carries the 1984 NIV Bible, And recently they have stopped producing it on this app. I’m not sure why, but I wish and hope that they would consider returning back to it. For its usage on my device devices, it has helpful, cross-references, several different Bible translations, I wish that they would add some other ones like the NASB, the NET, the LSB, and several others, but overall the app is useful, there are a couple of Spelling errors where there are several missing verses in the 1984 NIV, Bible, for example, revelation 2:25-27, one of the verses is mission on the app

I like the features of allowing readers to read extensive commentaries and read / compare several versions of Bible texts on one page. This app is good for in-depth Bible study.

Love the app. When reading commentaries and a verse is cited, you can click on the verse (which is underlined) and a pop-up will appear with the scripture; However, you can’t scroll down to read the verse. It only allows you to see a preview of the verse (like one sentence).Thats the only issue I’ve come across.