This update gathers up everything built since 1.0.1.

New

• Prayer timer — hold a verse and pray with it. Anything from 5 seconds to 15 minutes, stretchable mid-prayer, pausable with a tap, and cancellable in silence. A soft chime closes it.

• Badges — a tile for each of the 66 books, showing how far you have walked each one and how deep you have gone. Ranks, streak badges, and a count of whole Bibles read.

• Reading plan ladder — if life gets heavy and the daily number stops being met, DrawNigh quietly offers a smaller one rather than letting everything break. It offers to grow back too, when you are ready.

• A suggestion box in Settings. Tell me what DrawNigh should do next — every improvement so far came from someone noticing something while actually reading.

• A way to give, in Settings, for anyone who wants to help keep DrawNigh growing. It stays free forever either way.

Fixed

• Seven verses were showing incomplete text. John 14:11, Genesis 42:16, 2 Corinthians 1:6, Joshua 21:17, 1 Chronicles 3:11, 1 Chronicles 3:12 and 1 Chronicles 11:30 were each cut short mid-sentence by a fault in how translators' notes had been separated out. All seven now read in full. A further 159 verses had a translator's note welded into the Scripture itself; those notes now sit where notes belong.

• The Book · Chapter · Verse jump row is back on the main reading screen.

• On a laptop, the ⋮ menu now opens directly under its own button instead of at the bottom of the window.

• The full-Bible plan now reads 31,100 verses, which is the true count.

Your reading is untouched by this update — verses read, streak, plan progress and favourites all carry straight over. Everything still stays on your own device. No account, no server, nothing sent anywhere.

Prev now works from your position in the reading rather than the session, so it survives a restart and reaches verses that Catch me up skipped past. Prev and a Favorites star have been added to the browsing verse card, which can now be dragged anywhere on desktop and stays where you put it. The 1611 translators' margin notes have been separated from the verse text — Scripture now reads clean, and the notes appear beneath only if you switch them on in Settings. Catch me up now asks which verse you stopped on, instead of crediting the whole chapter. Backup codes can now be merged with what is already on the device, so an older code can no longer overwrite newer reading.