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David has a new look. The verse is set large and on its own now, because it's the thing the app is actually about. The reflection and prayer sit underneath it, and there's one clear button to finish the day instead of three of them competing. A reader asked to be able to go back and reread the day's verse — so finishing no longer takes over the screen. Mark the day complete and the verse stays exactly where it was, for as long as you want it. Journaling is free. Write on today's devotional without a subscription, and your last seven entries stay open. Pro keeps your full history. Your streak shows the week. Next to the count you'll see the last seven days, so a missed Tuesday looks different from a clean run. Share a verse. Tap the share icon on any devotional to send the day's verse as a card — good for a group chat or a friend who needs it. If you're on a tract, the day strip is on the home screen now, so you can see which days you kept without opening the plan. A new icon, to match. Same crown. Better reminders if you fall off. The app used to go quiet after a week away. Now it checks in a few more times before it lets you go. Plus bigger buttons, clearer labels on anything that needs Pro, and stability improvements. If something's missing or an idea occurs to you, there's a Request a Feature button in Settings. It's how the verse change above got made.
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David is a daily devotional app built for Christian men. Each day: a Bible verse, a short reflection, a guided prayer, and a journal — done in 3-5 minutes. YOUR DAILY DEVOTIONAL Each day brings a fresh Bible verse, a short reflection, a guided prayer, and a reflection question. The whole experience takes 3-5 minutes — perfect for your morning routine. JOURNAL YOUR THOUGHTS Capture what resonates. Write freely or respond to the daily reflection question. Your journal stays private and on your device. DEVOTIONAL PLANS Go deeper with multi-day topical plans (Tracts) that walk you through real-life topics with daily scripture and guided reflection. Topics include fatherhood, leadership, anxiety, purity, and marriage — each structured as a multi-day guided plan with daily scripture. TRACK YOUR STREAK Build consistency with a daily streak tracker. Small habits compound into lasting growth. DAVID PRO Unlock personalized devotionals, unlimited journaling, and all devotional plans with a Pro subscription. $4.99/month, $39.99/year, or $79.99 lifetime. Privacy Policy: https://thedavidapp.com/legal/privacy Terms of Service: https://thedavidapp.com/legal/terms
What's new · 1.0.6
David has a new look. The verse is set large and on its own now, because it's the thing the app is actually about. The reflection and prayer sit underneath it, and there's one clear button to finish the day instead of three of them competing. A reader asked to be able to go back and reread the day's verse — so finishing no longer takes over the screen. Mark the day complete and the verse stays exactly where it was, for as long as you want it. Journaling is free. Write on today's devotional without a subscription, and your last seven entries stay open. Pro keeps your full history. Your streak shows the week. Next to the count you'll see the last seven days, so a missed Tuesday looks different from a clean run. Share a verse. Tap the share icon on any devotional to send the day's verse as a card — good for a group chat or a friend who needs it. If you're on a tract, the day strip is on the home screen now, so you can see which days you kept without opening the plan. A new icon, to match. Same crown. Better reminders if you fall off. The app used to go quiet after a week away. Now it checks in a few more times before it lets you go. Plus bigger buttons, clearer labels on anything that needs Pro, and stability improvements. If something's missing or an idea occurs to you, there's a Request a Feature button in Settings. It's how the verse change above got made.
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