Daily Bread

Daily Bible verse overlay that stays until you dismiss it. Pairs each verse with a reflection question. 5+ translations.

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Rating5.0

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Manifest versionV3

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7-day growth rate-7.41%

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Version1.2.3

ManifestV3

Size1.45MiB

Languages1English

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Daily Bread places a Bible verse directly on your screen and not just new tabs, but on whatever you're doing, and it keeps appearing until you click "Done." No skipping. No scrolling past. Just a moment with Scripture before your day takes over.

Each verse comes paired with a reflection question designed to stay with you long after you dismiss it.

FEATURING YOUVERSION'S VERSE OF THE DAY

Each day's verse follows the same passage millions read through the Bible App. Think of Daily Bread as the companion that carries the verse of the day out of the Bible App and into your workday — so Scripture finds you, not the other way around.

HOW IT WORKS

Once a day, a verse appears over your browser with a gentle letter-by-letter animation, followed by a question worth thinking about. It will keep showing up until you're ready. Click "Done" to dismiss it for the day, or tap "Go Deeper" to read the full chapter with study notes for deeper context. Tomorrow, a new verse will be waiting.

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