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Version 26.10.2 · 2026-10-14
- Fixed a bug that caused the background setting to be incorrect for new users - Improvements to streaks
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The store currently lists version 26.10.2, updated 2026-10-14.








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Yearly lets you systematically read your Bible in a year, with several plans and translations to choose from. It’s a simple app with a single main screen that focuses on one week at a time. Each day of the week is a swipeable card that features wood-engravings from the 19th-century artist Gustave Doré. You can read each day’s reading directly within the app, mark days as read, and keep track of your overall progress. Within Yearly's settings, you can customize your schedule’s start day to begin any day of the year. By default, your start date is set to the day you download and open Yearly for the first time. With just 15-20 minutes of reading each day, you can read the Bible cover-to-cover in a year!
Yearly’s base features are free, and you can enjoy a 1-month free trial for the premium experience.…
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- Fixed a bug that caused the background setting to be incorrect for new users - Improvements to streaks
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