NAVI now helps you turn personal study into something you can use and share. • Write with NAVI: draft notes, build Scripture-based outlines, improve selected text, and ask about the note you are working on. • Connect your study: explore your own notes and study material others have shared with you. • Put answers to work: a clearer Actions menu lets you copy, save, insert into a note, or create a family lesson. • Teach together: turn notes or NAVI answers into family lessons with age-aware questions, Scripture references, and take-home challenges that encourage children to recap with a parent. • Find your conversations: search NAVI history and recognize past chats from useful previews. Suggested follow-ups open as drafts, ready for you to send. • Clearer credit pricing: prepared study-library lookups and eligible saved answers are free, with costs shown before generating new answers. • Study with your group: explore prepared Bible reading paths and build studies for discussion. • Easier community management: owners and admins can find community settings more easily. Eligible accounts can also start a 3-day NAVI preview with 15 standard chat credits. No payment is required, and the preview does not automatically start a subscription.

Family Bible study, free for every REVA account. Create a family, add each child once by name and birth year, and open This Week: a passage to read together, a memory verse, a prayer prompt and one small way to serve. Every discussion question is written three ways, for ages 4 to 7, 8 to 12, 13 to 17, and for family members, so a five-year-old and a teenager answer the same question in their own words. Tap Everyone to lead the table, or a name to see that person's questions. Read Together turns any chapter into a shared reading with turns for everyone at the table, then talk, then pray, with the family's page turns following the host's phone. Lessons: twenty ready-to-use studies on the things families actually face, such as bullying, lying, worry, grief and being left out. Add one and read it with the same age-by-age questions. Or build your own on any topic, read it through, edit any line, and share it with your family. REVA Family: one subscription for up to five accounts in your household, each with their own credits, storage and notes.

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Recordings and summaries • Summaries are now included with your plan. Tap Summarize on any recording and it no longer costs credits. • Keep recording after a summary. Resume a session, tap Update, and only the new part is summarized and added under a "Continued" divider. Everything you already had stays exactly as it was, including the references under each section. • Summaries go deeper. More sections, more bullets, direct quotes, and decisions and open questions captured where they came up. Nothing gets skipped to keep the summary short. • Every scripture reference in a summary is tappable, including a bare chapter like "John 11". Strong's words in the Related section open the lexicon. Notes • Typing next to a live recording works the way it should. The recording card folds down to its controls while the keyboard is up, and the line you are typing stays above the keys instead of hiding behind them. • Fixed the note jumping up and down while recording or typing, especially in the reader slideup. Verse notes • Quick notes are now called Verse notes everywhere: the verse sheet, the Library, sharing, and notifications. Nothing about your existing notes changed except the name.

Better tools, fewer snags Inviting a contact now sends a friend request along with it, so there's no second invite to send once they join. Fixed • NAVI sometimes answered with nothing at all • Course covers failed to save with a validation error • In the studio: drawing moved the image under your finger, the text/sticker/ music panels covered the preview instead of sitting below it, and adding a sticker then tapping Text misbehaved • Slide animation, opacity and speed controls did nothing — and there are now proper in/out and speed pickers • Going back to Study or Profile after opening Create did nothing

Reading mode, rebuilt Long verses now scroll naturally under your thumb instead of fighting the page. Short verses still snap one per screen, verses are visibly separated, and turning the page — or rolling into the next chapter — is a deliberate pull, never an accident. With Compare and original language turned on, even the longest verse reads smoothly. Image sharing fixed Sharing a verse as an image failed on the App Store build (it worked in development, which is how it slipped past us). Verse cards now render and share reliably. Abide lessons respect their boundaries A lesson covering part of a chapter now shows only the lesson's verses in Compare and original-language view — John 1:1–18 no longer brings all of John 1 along. Lessons that span a chapter break keep highlights and bookmarks filed under the right chapter. Study tab, redesigned The grid of squares is now a clear list with a one-line description under every tool — so Atlas, Cross Refs and Verse Maps explain themselves before you tap. My Library sits pinned at the top, always one tap away. Media Library Adding is straightforward now: a photo or video from your camera roll, the camera, a file, or a link. Spotify and Apple Music songs, albums and playlists play right in the app; Amazon Music links save as a labeled card. Every link you save is checked against Google's Safe Browsing threat lists before it is stored. Plus: phones now stay in portrait (tablets still rotate), and dozens of smaller fixes to the reader and library.

Annual plans Pro, Max and Ultra can now be billed yearly, saving up to 30% versus paying monthly. Credits still arrive every month on either plan — an annual subscription is twelve monthly grants, not one lump sum. Pro is now $11.99/month or $99.99/year. Testimony slides Testimonies read as a swipeable deck — one thought per slide, with progress dots — in the feed and in Immersive view. The composer's preview shows the exact card readers will see, so what you style is what you ship. CarPlay picks up where you left off The Bible browse tree now loads on a cold start, before you have opened the app, and falls back to what is already on your phone instead of waiting on the network. The reader follows whatever chapter is actually narrating, so the highlight, the control bar and the page all agree after an auto-advance or a track skip from your car or lock screen. Drive Mode Tapping into Drive Mode attaches to what is already playing instead of restarting it at 0:00, and the layout now works the same in portrait and landscape. Verse discussions credit the right person Opening the discussion on someone else's verse post no longer copies their reflection into a thread under your name. The thread now links back to the post that started it, with its author credited. Recording across your devices If you start a recording while another of your devices is already recording, REVA tells you which device it is and lets you stop it there or record on both. No more silently competing recordings. NAVI answers you can trust A network hiccup could cut an answer short and still look finished. Interrupted answers are now clearly flagged with a one-tap retry. Shared prayers and testimonies look right again Sharing a prayer or testimony showed a grey placeholder instead of the real card. Shares now render properly wherever they appear. Privacy Analytics can be turned off any time in Settings → Privacy. REVA never sends the text of your notes, prayers, posts, transcripts or NAVI conversations, and never sends a search term unless it is a plain scripture reference. Composer refinements The verse you pick follows you when you change post type instead of being dropped. Post types are easier to scan, and the canvas no longer clips on smaller phones. Update prompts REVA can now tell you when a new version is ready, and will say plainly if a build is too old to keep working rather than failing in confusing ways. Plus fixes to video embeds painting over the reader, recording sync, the blog and note editors, and prayer posting.