Keep God's Word in Sight
The day's verse on your home screen and your lock screen, over the day's photograph — there before you open anything.
The screen you look at forty times a day
Nobody opens a Bible app forty times a day. Everybody looks at a lock screen that often, usually without meaning to.
A widget puts the verse where the looking already happens, so Scripture arrives without requiring a decision first.
Home screen and lock screen
The verse of the day is set over the day's photograph on the home screen, and sits in the smaller accessory shape the lock screen allows.
It changes when the day changes, at your own midnight rather than on somebody else's clock.
What the widgets give you
- The day's verse on your home screen, over the day's photograph
- A lock-screen widget in the shape that surface allows
- Turns over at your local midnight, not on a fixed global clock
- Scripture in front of you without opening anything
- Tap it to open the verse in full
- Available on iPhone and Android
Questions about Bible widgets
Where can I put the widget?
On your home screen, where the verse sits over the day's photograph, and on your lock screen in the smaller shape that surface allows.
When does the verse change?
At midnight where you are, rather than on a single global clock — so the day's verse turns over with your day.
Does it work on both iPhone and Android?
Yes, on both, using each platform's own widget system.