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What's New in Matu
2.2.0
September 1, 2026
NEW — THE BIBLE, OFFLINE • Read the Bible with no connection. Pick a translation, see how big it is, download it once, and every chapter opens offline — including the chapters you read and the habits you tick, which are saved and land on the day you actually read them. • Getting a Bible onto your phone now takes 2–3 MB instead of 20–34 MB. It takes a little longer, shows how many chapters are left, and picks up where it stopped if you interrupt it. MOVED • Journal is now on the bottom bar. Every verse you highlight, love or note collects there, one tap from anywhere. Notes moved into the Bible menu, where you reach for it while reading. FIXES • Poetry reads properly again. Psalms, Proverbs, Job, Isaiah and Lamentations had their lines running together — nearly every verse in Psalms was affected. • Highlights, loved verses and notes no longer look saved when they weren't. If something can't be saved, you're told once, and it's undone in front of you. • Verse references Matu sends now open in the Bible reader in every language. Portuguese and Estonian were showing them as plain text. • Matu no longer sends you to another Bible app or to Google to read Scripture, and no longer implies that reading the Bible in Matu costs money. It's free, and always has been. • Ask Matu for a verse, a reading list or a plan and you get one. It used to answer some of those with a question instead. • The "Welcome to Matu" note is now in your language. Spanish, Estonian and French readers were being given the English one. • Setting up is one screen shorter. Matu asks about notifications after showing you around, rather than mid-signup.
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