“Read the Bible, before you scroll”
“Build a habit that lasts”
“A verse to start your day”
“Reclaim hours every week”
“You decide what distracts”
“Read the whole Bible”
“Loved by thousands”
A closer look at the screenshots
An Instagram icon appears behind a Bible-reading gate.
A candle-shaped streak counter accompanies a perseverance verse.
A verse is framed within a social-app-style navigation bar.
A weekly panel compares reclaimed and used screen time.
App names have separate blocking toggles.
Highlighted scripture is arranged like a book page.
Named review quotations refer to replacing social scrolling.
About this app
Read the Bible, before you scroll. BibleScroll blocks your most distracting apps, every day, until you spend time reading the Bible. The app connected directly with the YouVersion Bible app so you can read scripture in your favorite digital way. Spend time focused on God, not scrolling. Subscription purchase is required to continue to use BibleScroll after our 7-day free trial. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“Read the Bible, before you scroll”
Before you scroll states the order enforced by the reading gate.
“Build a habit that lasts”
A habit that lasts presents sustained practice as the goal.
“A verse to start your day”
Start your day gives the verse a morning role.
“Reclaim hours every week”
Hours every week gives the time-saving claim a recurring scale.
“You decide what distracts”
You decide emphasizes control over the selected distractions.
“Read the whole Bible”
Whole Bible makes complete reading the content scope.
“Loved by thousands”
Thousands uses broad adoption language without a precise count.
How Reference sets are usually built
Most Reference apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (75% of sets, 73% of screens).