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Add it from the lock screen (long-press → Customize → the area below the clock) or the home screen (long-press → +). Verses change on the schedule you set in the app’s Settings (default: a new verse every 3 hours, 6am–10pm).
That’s by design — outside your active hours the widget holds the last verse of the day, then advances when the next window opens.
Open the app → Settings → “New verse every.” You can pick 1, 2, 3, 6, or 12 hours, set your active hours, and reshuffle the order anytime.
No. Feast has no account, no analytics, and no tracking, and it stores everything on your device. Reading scripture works entirely offline. See the Privacy Policy.
The Book of Mormon is free, forever, with no purchase required. Full Feast adds the Bible, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price, lets you choose which volumes and books your widget draws from, and unlocks Scripture Gate.
$0.99 per month through September 7, 2026. After that the price goes to $1.99 per month. If you subscribe at $0.99, Apple keeps you at $0.99 for as long as your subscription stays active — the increase only applies to new subscribers and to anyone who cancels and comes back. Prices are in U.S. dollars; your local price is shown on the App Store and on the subscription screen in the app.
On your device: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Feast. Cancelling stops future renewals; you keep access until the end of the period you have already paid for. Subscriptions are billed by Apple, so cancellation has to happen there rather than in the app.
Open the paywall (Settings → “Upgrade to Full Feast”) and tap Restore. That re-checks your purchase with Apple. If it still doesn’t unlock, email me and I’ll sort it out.
Refunds are handled by Apple, not by me — use reportaproblem.apple.com. I have no access to your payment details or purchase history.
Scripture Gate puts a verse in front of apps you’d rather not open without thinking. You choose the apps, and you choose what opens them — a number of verses read, chapters finished, or minutes spent. Meet it and those apps stay open for the rest of the day; the gate returns tomorrow.
It is friction, not a lock. You can turn it off in the app at any time.
Placing a verse in front of another app requires Apple’s Screen Time frameworks — there is no other way to do it. The permission is used for nothing else. Feast never learns which apps you chose: iOS keeps that selection in a form the app cannot read or transmit.
Check that Screen Time access is still allowed (Settings → Scripture Gate), that at least one app is selected, and that you haven’t already met today’s target — once you do, the gate stays open until tomorrow.
Scroll Mode is a scripture feed built for the way you already scroll — one verse per card, in order or shuffled, or following a track gathered around a theme like faith, hope, or deliverance. It also picks up where you left off.