Fixed: after the 1.4.0 update, readers who had bought Colophon Pro in an earlier version had to tap Restore Purchases before it unlocked again. Colophon now confirms your purchase with the App Store on its own when it opens.

Listen with Colophon Pro: the BSB read by Barry Hays, downloaded per book and kept offline. KJV and WEB use your device's speech voice. Add the Word of the Day widget: an English headword and verse reference for everyone; Greek or Hebrew and transliteration with Colophon Pro. This update also brings the unreleased 1.3.0 changes: a resizable Word Study sheet, expanded Greek and Hebrew lexicon entries, roots and word families, translation renderings, occurrences, lexicon search, cross references and Your Words. Greek and Hebrew word study now requires Colophon Pro, including for existing readers. Colophon Pro is a one-time purchase with no subscription. Bible reading, Scripture search, notes and highlights remain available without a purchase.

Advertising is gone. Colophon carries no ad code, no ad SDK, and no ad-supported tier. Colophon Pro is the only door, and it is still one purchase, never a subscription. If you had already chosen Sepia, Dark or your own text size, that choice is yours for good. No countdown, and nothing to watch to get it back. Fixed: tapping a word opened nothing. Tap any word in the KJV or BSB and its Greek or Hebrew opens again — the whole word, edge to edge. In the WEB, which carries no Strong's numbers, a tap now says so and offers the same verse in a text that answers. A search result now opens on the verse you searched for, not just its chapter. Hebrew word studies read as one word again. Strong's writes the shewa as a small raised e — tehôwm — and the app carried no such letter, so the phone borrowed one: wrong slant, wrong size, a gap on each side. Colophon now sets the letter itself. This version also asks once for tracking permission. Colophon reads no identifier and collects nothing whatever you answer; the prompt is required because the App Store privacy record still lists a device identifier left over from the old ad-supported version. The Privacy Policy explains it in full.

Every Pro tool now opens for four hours by watching one short ad: the study desk, notebooks, study sheets, import, backup, the reading backgrounds and your own text size. Sepia and Dark join that set — if you were reading in one, it is remembered and one ad brings it back. Ads never appear while you read, and Colophon Pro removes them for good.