You can add as many churches as you like (home parish + others you visit). "Nearby" search needs a live maps service and API key this static app doesn't have — add churches manually for now, or use your phone's Maps app to find one and copy its address in.
Export a .ics file from a church's Google Calendar or website and import it here.
Everything here stays only on this device — it's never uploaded anywhere.
Uses your device's Print sheet — choose "Save to Files" or "Save PDF to Books" there to get an actual PDF.
Choose which pages appear in the tab bar (Home and More always stay).
This app stores everything only on this phone, so it works fully offline — but that also means Backup/Restore above is the only way to move data between devices, friends can't see live progress, and the Assistant only answers from a small built-in list. Real cross-device cloud sync, live friend activity, and an open-ended AI assistant all need a backend server with a database and an API key, which a browser-only app can't hold securely. That's the natural "phase two" once this is running.
Tap a verse number to highlight it. Tap the verse text to add or edit a note.
King James Version (public domain), via the free bible-api.com.