Starting a devotional plan takes four taps now. Choose a plan to see what is in it, pick any day, answer the reminder question, and the day begins on its own. Tap any word card in a study and ask about that word. The answer appears under the card. In the Hebrew and Greek word grid, a tapped word opens its meaning right where you tapped. History shows which plan and which day a devotional came from. Daily Devotional subscribers see their subscription in Settings, with Manage and Restore, and a confirmation after purchase. Stopping a study leaves it where it was. Questions asked offline each keep their own answer once you are back online. Plus fixes and polish throughout.

Ask about a word and the answer appears right under that word inside the study, instead of at the bottom of the page. One tap on the share button now opens every way to share: the card, the link, the full text, or a copy. The devotional home has a clearer order, the suggested prompts are back under the composer, and Listening Prayer explains what it is before you begin. On the first day of a plan, the devotional asks what you are carrying into the passage rather than why you chose it. When a long conversation reaches the end of your free studies for the week, the app says plainly what happened and what your options are. Plus fixes and polish throughout.

Studies are now living pages. Remove what you don't need, grow any passage for more context, and add Greek and Hebrew word cards, all from inside the study. Tap any verse reference, anywhere, to read the full passage in your translation and add it to the study. Greek and Hebrew words sit inline with each quote. Tap one for the word's story: its meaning, its range, and how this verse uses it. Follow-up questions now ride with their study instead of counting as new ones. A very long conversation counts as another study. Devotional plans got a clearer home, and starting a day takes one tap. Plus fixes and polish throughout.

Four more translations, served word for word from their publishers' authorized libraries: the Christian Standard Bible, the Amplified Bible, the Good News Translation, and the Contemporary English Version. Fourteen in all now. Smoother reading while a study is being written. The response grows line by line as the words arrive, and Scripture quotes and word cards fade in as they land. Follow along keeps pace. Tap it and the study stays with the words until it finishes. Reference cards credit the translation they show. Plus polish throughout.

Devotional plans: multi-day journeys through grief, gratitude, and beginnings. Read days in any order, run more than one plan, set one aside and pick it back up anytime. Listening Prayer: a passage, one line to hold, and a few quiet minutes before God. Your rhythm: days in a row, devotionals, and studies. Share a milestone card when you reach one. Daily Devotional plan: $2.99 a month. Four free studies every week stay free. Forever. Plus smoother plan navigation and polish throughout.

The app now follows your preferred text size in more places. Shared studies carry an updated footer with a working link to our site. Fixed outdated links to our terms and privacy pages.

Tap a daily reminder and it now starts the study it suggested. Tap any verse reference and read it in any of the ten Bibles in the app. The depth switches now shape the study itself. Turn one off and the study changes. Studies stay as short as your question needs. Turn a layer on and they grow. Four free studies every week, from your first day.

Studies pour onto the page like ink. Tap Follow along to watch them being written; the screen stays awake while it writes. Devotionals listen more closely, building on what you share one question at a time. Subscribing is one tap from Home or Settings, and the welcome screen states the whole offer, including Founders Lifetime. Small fixes and polish throughout.

Four new translations — the NASB 2020, New Living Translation, New King James, and The Message — served word-for-word from their publishers' authorized library, with full copyright attribution shown in the app and on shared studies. Studies now finish even if you leave the app. Come back, and yours is waiting. Scripture settles onto the page whole while commentary flows in around it, and your study-layer choices now stick for each mode. Small fixes and polish throughout.

Your free-studies status now reads true on the subscribe screen — trial studies left, studies left this week, or when they refresh on Monday. Small fixes and polish.

See what you get, right from the start: four studies every week, free, for life. A new opening screen explains the three ways to study — Quick for a straight answer, Deep for original languages and context, and Devotional, written for where you are with God and how well you know the Bible. Set your rhythm in one place. Pick the days and times for your morning devotional and your study prompt, and change any of it later in Settings. The daily devotional brings a different passage every morning, drawn from the same scholarship the studies run on. Translations now lead with the King James, so the list starts somewhere you recognize. Plus everything from the last several updates: sharing, offline handling, larger-text support, and a long list of fixes and polish.