What we’ve shipped

Notes, sessions, and prayers now share the same status: the same pill, the same dropdown, the same colors. The dropdown groups statuses by what they mean — Active, Done, Archived — so it reads the same everywhere.

Add a custom status (name, color, category) and it shows up only where it belongs — a note status won't clutter your prayer board, and vice versa.

A capture is a quick thought on its way to becoming something. Instead of a status dot, a promoted capture now shows where it went — "→ Note", "→ Prayer", or "→ Session".

If you delete a status you made, anything using it moves to the matching built-in status (a "done" item stays done) instead of silently reopening.

Clicking "New status" used to make the whole dropdown vanish; the form now opens in place.

at the top of the note header.

in some cases (a rendering-timing fix shared with the scratchpad editor).

Toggling the setting off was only stopping the morning delivery; the stream still showed the "Sit with scripture" CTA, the "+ New" menu still listed Start devotional, the Devotionals filter chip stayed on the stream, and the settings page still showed this week's theme. All of those now disappear when you turn devotional off.

Two unrelated flows were re-enabling devotional without telling you: toggling "Send a daily message" in settings, and revisiting the reading-plan picker. Both stop doing that. If you turn devotional off, it stays off until you turn it on yourself.

No reload needed. Turn it back on in settings and the band, chip, and menu item all reappear.

The URL now bounces back to All when the Devotionals chip disappears, so you can't get parked on an unreachable filter.

When the toggle is off, the page shows the preview card plus a one-line "Re-enable to see your week's theme." instead of looking half-empty.

A prayer you added today no longer comes back as "this has been sitting since last month" or "you mentioned this a while ago." The AI now has the actual dates — added, last edited, last prayed — and only references them when the math is real.

If you set daily, weekly, or monthly reminders on a prayer, only the scheduled digest sends them. The AI no longer picks the same prayer for a side nudge a few hours after the digest fires.

A prayer you added today isn't forgotten. That phrasing now requires either no prayer session in 7+ days, or a prayer added 7+ days ago that you've never opened.

Titles are usually three words; the actual context lives in the description. Nudges land with more specifics now — what the prayer is really about, not just a guess from the title.

A nudge about a Family prayer can sound different from a Career prayer. Starred prayers can be picked first.

"When did I last pray this?" is now a real signal — not "when did I add it?" A prayer you wrestled with yesterday is not forgotten.

Tap the eye in the top bar and every prayer title, description, update, and session note blurs — so you can show the board on a shared screen without showing what you're carrying.

Fix a wording slip in an update, or remove one entirely, from the prayer's drawer.

Set a reminder on a prayer when Telegram isn't linked and the drawer now tells you reminders arrive on Telegram, with a link to connect it — so a reminder you set actually reaches you.

Start a prayer session from the Telegram bot — say "start prayer", pray, then "done" — and it lands in your web Prayer Timer log, stats, and streak, exactly like a session run on the site. Stop more than an hour after you started and the bot asks roughly how long you prayed instead of trusting a stale clock.

Send "praying for the elders meeting" and it finds that prayer on your board and holds it with you. If it's something new, it adds it. No menus to tap through.

Every prayer on the board can carry a reminder — Off, Daily, Weekly, or Monthly — set from its drawer on the web. When reminders come due, the bot sends one message listing them; reply with a number, or just name the ones you want, and it starts a prayer session across them.

Tap Mark answered, tell the bot how God met you in it, and the prayer moves to your answered prayers with the testimony saved.

Once a week the bot notes how many times you prayed, across how many prayers, and how many were answered.

Folder, tags, and the stage buttons came off the card. At rest you see the prayer; hover and Pray, Favourite, and Delete appear along the bottom.

Open a prayer to set its folder or tags. The card stays clean, and the drawer now has a folder control beside its tags.

instead of getting a random one. The five built-in tags keep their own colors.

of the board, after Ongoing.

of the page.

The day's passage and every cross-reference open straight to that passage in the Selah reader, and read as "Proverbs 21" rather than a code.

The bot's prayer reminders now carry Pray now and Mark answered buttons — one tap instead of a message you can't do anything with.

is a numbered list you answer by typing: open one prayer, or start praying for several at once.

The prayer pill sees it, tells you it's running on Telegram, and lets you continue it on the web or end it from there.

— a bad note or passage id in the URL — now returns a clean not-found instead of an error page.

If you picked ESV or NASB at sign-up, the devotional errored out instead of showing anything. It now falls back to a translation that's available, and still remembers the one you'd prefer.

On the 21st of the month you read Proverbs 21, whatever day of the plan you're on. It used to start at Proverbs 1 and count up regardless of the date. The Old Testament story and New Testament readings still move in order.

When the day's reading is long, the message carries just the reference; a short passage of a verse or two still comes through in full.