Proverbs vs Steeple

Under Construction is a 31-day devotional journey through the Book of Proverbs by Rex Boyles. Each day of the month opens to that day's chapter — Day 1 to Proverbs 1, Day 15 to Proverbs 15 — with a focused lesson, a key verse, and an outline that drops in the relevant scripture passages on tap. Built for daily rhythm, not endless scrolling. Private. Offline. Quiet. WHAT'S INSIDE — 31 lessons, one per chapter of Proverbs — BSV (Biblical Standard Version) Scripture text built in — no internet required — Tap any section heading in the lesson outline to read the verses inline — A full chapter reader with all 915 Proverbs verses — A lined notepad for cross-references and study notes — A date-stamped journal log — A prayer log with "God Answered" tracking — mark when prayers are answered and write a short reflection — Memory flashcards for all 31 lessons, with a flip animation and a "got it" mastery system — Sequential or shuffled review modes — Six font sizes for comfortable reading — Dark mode by default; light mode available PRIVATE BY DESIGN There are no accounts. No logins. No analytics. No ads. Your notes, journal, and prayers stay on your device and are never sent anywhere. The app does not require an internet connection to function. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone who wants a slow, repeatable rhythm in Proverbs — teachers preparing teaching, students of Scripture, parents reading with kids, or anyone trying to build the habit of one chapter a day. ATTRIBUTION Study content by Rex Boyles. Scripture: BSV (Biblical Standard Version)

One verse a day, explained in plain English. Steeple puts a single Bible verse on your home screen each morning, with a short explanation that tells you what it actually means. No feeds. No noise. Most days you never need to open the app. WHAT YOU GET EVERY DAY, FREE A verse chosen for the day, in the World English Bible or the King James Version. A 60 to 90 word explanation written in ordinary language, not church language. One reflection question worth carrying into the day. A home screen and lock screen widget, in four sizes. A daily reminder at a time you choose. A reading streak that forgives one missed day a month, quietly. The explanation is free and always will be. Gating it would defeat the point. WRITTEN FOR PEOPLE, NOT FOR SCHOLARS Every explanation follows the same rules. Start with the situation the passage is actually about. Give one ordinary application, the kind of thing that happens on a Tuesday. End settled rather than instructing. Never guilt anyone. Never claim to speak for God. Where Christians genuinely read a passage differently, Steeple says so and gives the main lines of difference instead of quietly picking a side. There is no politics and no prosperity teaching anywhere in it. ASK ANYTHING ABOUT THE VERSE Not sure what a passage means? Ask AI, and get an answer grounded in that verse and its immediate context. Answers are AI generated and can be imperfect, and Steeple tells you so plainly rather than pretending otherwise. HONEST PRICING, STATED UP FRONT Steeple Premium is $49.99 a year, which is $4.17 a month, or $9.99 month to month. Both plans start with a 7 day free trial, the app tells you the exact date your card will be charged before you start it, and it reminds you two days before that date. Your plan renews until you cancel. No weekly plans. No hidden tiers. Cancel in two taps from Profile. Premium adds 30 questions a day, every verse you have missed from your past year, and unlimited saved verses. Your first 3 questions are free, so you can see what an answer is like before paying anything. Everything else stays free. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account. No login. No email address. No ads and no advertising identifier. Steeple never asks permission to track you. Your streak, your saved verses and your settings stay on your iPhone. There is no sync, so there is no copy of your reading sitting on a server. Steeple does count anonymous usage and receive crash reports, using Google Firebase, so that faults can be found and the app made better. Both are tied to a random install number rather than to you, and neither is ever linked to an advertising profile, sold, or shared with a data broker. The only thing Steeple sends anywhere is a question you type into Ask, and nothing identifying you goes with it. Works offline, apart from Ask. TRANSLATIONS Every verse comes in both the World English Bible and the King James Version, and you can switch between them at any time. Both are in the public domain, which is what lets Steeple include them at no cost. Steeple is a daily verse app, not a Bible reader. There is no full Bible to browse or search, and that is deliberate: the whole promise is one verse, chosen for you, understood in thirty seconds. ACCESSIBILITY Full Dynamic Type support at every size including the largest, and complete VoiceOver labelling on every screen and on the widget. Questions: arshpreet@billionweb.co Terms of Use: https://arsh1219.github.io/steeple-pages/terms Privacy Policy: https://arsh1219.github.io/steeple-pages/privacy