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Version 1.1.23 · 2026-10-21
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.1.23, updated 2026-10-21.








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And I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. — Psalm 23:6
Some mornings you need a verse and a few quiet minutes. Vitrail is built for those mornings.
A verse waits each day on the home screen, before email, before scrolling. Open the app and the words light up one by one as they're read aloud.There's a short meditation under it — five minutes, give or take — to read or listen to over coffee.
The whole Bible is here when you want to stay longer. King James, Berean Standard, Douay-Rheims. More translations are coming. Read it, or press play and listen on the way to work, on a walk, before sleep.
Most days you'll forget. That's fine. It'll be here tomorrow.
Sometimes a verse leaves you with a question. Ask it. The chat will tell you where something is, what a word means, why a passage says what it says.
Streaks too, if those help. They're there.…
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