added additional YouTube feeds with all services as a separate option within the watch section.

We've added three new offline features: a Compline (night prayer) service drawn from public-domain liturgical sources and KJV scripture; a full Bible reader bundling the Berean Standard Bible (free for any use, see https://bereanbible.com/licensing.html) and the King James Version (public domain) all offline; and a "Listen" feature using Apple's AVSpeechSynthesizer to read content aloud with word-by-word highlighting. The Bible text rendering selects between bundled translations via a Settings toggle. Voice selection for the read-aloud feature is fully automatic — Daily Light picks the best installed iOS voice (preferring Daniel en-GB) with no user setup required. No new network calls beyond v1.1's YouTube RSS feed for the Reflect tab.

Daily Light v1.1 introduces a new "Reflect" tab containing video reflections from a public YouTube channel: All Saints' Parish Church, Carshalton (channel ID UCzMJMMNcgI0BzL8897aN98w). Father Peter Greenfield, the curate, publishes daily lectionary reflection videos titled "Reflect on Lect…", and this tab surfaces them inside the app for the app's elderly Christian audience. Implementation summary: Video discovery uses the channel's free public RSS feed (https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=...). No API key, no authentication, no quota. The XML is parsed, filtered to titles containing "Reflect" (so non-reflection content like Sunday masses doesn't appear), and cached locally in SwiftData. The list still works offline once seeded. Video playback uses Apple's SFSafariViewController loading the standard YouTube watch URL (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=…). We deliberately avoided WKWebView with the /embed/ URL because Google's licence server reliably rejects third-party in-app embeds with errors 152/153 since 2024. SFSafariViewController is presented as a sheet — the user never leaves Daily Light, never sees the YouTube app, and dismisses with "Done" back to the Reflect tab. The app continues to make zero first-party network calls for its core daily readings — those remain bundled offline. The only network activity is the RSS fetch and the YouTube playback session, both clearly scoped to the Reflect feature. The app collects no personal data, has no accounts, no analytics, no IAP, and no advertising. The only third-party data collection is what YouTube performs during embedded video playback — disclosed in the App Privacy questionnaire. Test instructions: launch the app, tap the new "Reflect" tab (5th tab between Calendar and Favourites). The list of Father Peter's videos should populate within a second. Tap any card to watch — the video plays inside an in-app SFSafariViewController sheet. Tap "Done" to return to the list. The "New from Father Peter" tile also appears on the Today tab below the day's prayer when a video has been published in the last 7 days.