Kerygma now builds itself around you. The first launch asks a few short questions: what you want to know better, how you would describe where you are starting, and which tradition you are in. Your categories, your difficulty, and the way questions are framed all follow from what you answer. A weekly plan now sits alongside monthly and yearly.

Kerygma now lists Romanian and Spanish as supported languages on the App Store.

The English daily verse now comes from the ESV, the same translation used for the verses throughout the rest of the app. Both halves of the app now speak with one voice. All daily reflections have been rewritten from the verse up. Each follows a single thought to its end rather than touring three, and stops where the thought lands instead of telling you what to do about it. Kerygma also reads in Romanian and Spanish, with Scripture in the Cornilescu and Reina Valera translations.

iPhone stays in portrait now — no accidental rotation while you're reading a verse. • Now rated 4+, suitable for the whole family. • New welcome screen for first-time users. • Cleaner subscription flow — the call-to-action wording now reflects whether you're eligible for the free trial, with a small celebration screen after you subscribe. • Manage your plan from inside the app: switch between monthly and annual, see your current subscription clearly. • Reliability fixes for slow networks during purchase.

Built for iPad. Every screen redesigned for the larger canvas — side-by-side play, a master-detail leaderboard you can tap through, Settings with a sidebar. Landscape and portrait both supported. Live multiplayer presence. Host a round and friends appear the moment they accept your invite. The leaderboard updates the instant each person finishes — no refresh needed. Steadier gameplay. Faster question loading and a fallback library that keeps rounds flowing through brief network hiccups.

• Promo codes — redeem an Apple offer code from Settings ("Have a promo code?") for free months and special offers • Better daily verse experience — bigger, more readable text throughout the round and result screens • AI-generated room names for multiplayer rooms • Cleaner commentaries that explain the answer • Various stability improvements

1.0.4 — a few new quiet things: • A daily verse and reflection, optional and opt-in, delivered each morning. Tap the notification to open the full reading inside the app. • A new "Journey" screen — Devotion points, lifetime stats, a monthly calendar of the days you studied, and a mastery tier for each of 24 categories. • Custom mode (formerly "Sermon mode") — type any verse, book, sermon, or theme and Kerygma builds the round around it. • Sharper question generation so narrow rounds stay genuinely distinct, smoother scrolling, and a few small repairs. Thank you for studying with us.

A bigger gathering this time. NEW • Multiplayer Rooms. Create a room around any topic, share the link, and friends play the same questions on their own phones. Shared leaderboard. AI-generated biblical room names like "Bread of Life" or "The Upper Room." • Custom Topic mode. Build a round around any verse, book, theme, or person — "the Beatitudes," "Paul's letters," "women of the Bible," or your pastor's last sermon. • Swipe right during a quiz to revisit any answered question, with the full verse and commentary. • Per-player review on every end screen — see how everyone in your Together round or Multiplayer room answered each question. • Universal Links. Challenge and room links in Messages now open Kerygma directly to the invite. POLISH • A new brand mark and more breathing room across every screen. • Difficulty levels renamed: Acquainted, Conversant, Profound. • Pilgrimage-themed step copy: choose a Path, gather your subjects, pick your Spiritual Walk. • "Share Kerygma" in Settings — tell a friend who'd love a quieter way to study Scripture. FIXES • Tied scores now share the same medal. • Form inputs no longer trigger an unintended iOS zoom. • Many small refinements throughout.

Scripture, played. Kerygma draws fresh AI-generated questions every round — solo, passed between friends, or rooted in last Sunday's sermon. A quieter way to open your Bible each day. Seven days free to start.