The morning, explained before it's asked of you. • How Sonrise works — one screen, right after your name: it rings with no snooze, you complete your mission, His Word comes first • Every mission now has a demo. Tap the eye on its card and watch it work before you choose • Permissions are asked the night before, for the mission you picked — never at 6 a.m. If you say no, Sonrise explains why it asked and shows the way to Settings • The microphone no longer gets stuck if you pause mid-verse. Take a breath; the words keep lighting • Spoken missions no longer mark words in red — the verse simply lights as you read it • Typing the verse: a half-typed last word can’t finish it early, curly apostrophes count, and the verse matches the Bible you chose • Photo missions have a real shutter, and a flash for a dark bedroom • Alarm sounds are louder, and even with each other • “Pray Aloud” and “Walking” — clearer names for two missions • The verse of the day, cleaner: one ink, no highlighted words, and a single psalm is cited as “Psalm” • Fixes for returning subscribers on the subscription screen, and a lighter landing after the verse Thank you for rising with us. Write any time — every note is read.

A new beginning. • A new welcome: watch the alarm refuse the snooze before you ever set one • Ten missions to rise by — read aloud, photograph your open Bible or the sky, type, pray, lift your hands, walk, push-ups, give thanks • Missions finish by themselves. No button to find at 6 a.m. — just “Good morning,” by name • Pray It Back is the Lord’s Prayer, a line at a time, in the words you know — trespasses, debts or sins • A microphone you can see listening, so you know it hears you • Your reading plan, the morning after the alarm: what today holds, how long it takes, and the honest choice to read it now or later today • A Library redrawn around the plan you’re on, with real cover art • Paintings under the morning, and the whole morning kept dark — easy on waking eyes • Home greets you by name; Settings is simpler • Typing the verse forgives a slip: a wrong word is marked, the rest keeps lighting • Dozens of smaller kindnesses throughout Thank you for rising with us. Write any time — every note is read.