How to use Digible on an Android phone

• Four tabs sit at the bottom: Home, Journals, Notes and Paths. They need Digible 1.17.2 or later, which Google Play is sending out in stages.
• Until 1.17.2 reaches you, you'll see Home only. Your Bibles, your Paths and your most recent pages and notes (under Recents) are all there, and everything you make is kept.
• Your profile and settings (You) open from your photo at the top right of Home.

On Home, tap a Bible to open it.

1. Tap the book and chapter at the top (for example John 3).
2. In Choose a book, tap a book, then tap a chapter.

You can also swipe left or right for the next or previous chapter.

Each Bible has its own name, cover and translation, so you can keep one for study and one for journaling.

1. On Home, scroll your Bibles to the end and tap Add New Bible.
2. Type a name, tap Translation to pick a translation, and choose a Cover.
3. Tap Add Bible.

Digible is free to download with a limited preview. New readers can try five unique chapters and three journal pages before subscribing to Digible Pro for continued reading and journaling. Phone highlights and study Paths have their own limits.

If something you tap opens the subscription screen, you've reached the preview. Anything you've already made stays yours to open and edit.

1. In a note, tap Verse at the end of the bar. Insert verse opens.
2. Tap the verses you want.
3. Tap Insert.

Tap a verse in your note to Open in reader or Remove it.

In a note, tap Photo on the bar and choose a photo.

1. Open a Bible and tap a verse to highlight it.
2. Tap it again to change colour: terracotta, sage, dusty rose or butter.

To remove a highlight, press and hold the verse and tap Remove highlight. Chapters you've highlighted are listed in the Journals tab (Digible 1.17.2 or later).

1. Press and hold a verse. Sit with this verse opens.
2. Pick a highlight colour and write under Reflection.
3. Tap Save.

Each Bible keeps the translation it was made with. To read another translation, add a Bible in that translation:

1. On Home, scroll your Bibles to the end and tap Add New Bible.
2. Tap Translation. Search by name, or narrow the list by language.
3. Pick one and tap Add Bible.

Translations that need downloading download when you add the Bible, so stay online until it's ready. If it fails, tap the button again to retry.

On Home, tap your photo at the top right to open You, then under Reading tap Preferred translation. It's used when you look up verses in notes. Each Bible keeps its own translation.

1. On Home, press and hold a Bible and tap Customize. Or, inside the Bible, tap ⋮ at the top right, then Aa — Reading style.
2. Choose a look under Themes, or set the Type, Page (paper) and Text (ink colour, accent and red letters) yourself.

To change the cover or name, see Rename a Bible or change its cover.

1. On Home, press and hold the Bible and tap Edit.
2. Change the name or the cover in Edit Bible.
3. Tap Save.

On Home, press and hold the Bible, tap Delete, then Delete again. The Bible leaves your shelf, and your journal pages are kept.

1. Open the Notes tab (Digible 1.17.2 or later).
2. Tap +, then New Note.

You get a typed note. Its bar has Header, Checklist, Divider, Photo and Verse.

Press and hold a note card (under Recents on Home or in Notes) for Rename and Delete. Inside a note, ⋮ at the top right has Delete Note.

A Path is a study plan of a few days, made around what you want to explore.

1. Open the Paths tab (Digible 1.17.2 or later) and tap New Path.
2. Under What would you like to explore?, write a feeling, a topic or a passage.
3. Under How many days?, pick 3, 7 or 14.
4. Tap Create my Path, then Start this Path.

1. Open a Path from Home or the Paths tab.
2. Tap Continue Day 1 (or the day you're on).

The day opens with its passage and reflection. Write your response, then tap Mark Day 1 Complete.

Open the Path, tap ⋮ at the top right, then Delete Path and Delete. This removes its days and reflections from every device.

Sign in with the same account on each device and everything you make syncs by itself. There's nothing to turn on.

• On Android you can Sign in with Google or Continue with email.

Each device lists what it can edit: tablets list handwritten pages and notes, phones list highlights and typed notes. If something is missing on one device, it's on your other one.

On Home, tap your photo at the top right to open You, then tap Sign out under Account.

On Home, tap your photo at the top right to open You, then tap Restore purchases under App. Make sure Google Play is signed in to the Google account you paid with.

1. Open the Google Play subscriptions page on your device.
2. Tap Digible, then Cancel subscription and follow the steps.

You keep Pro until the end of the period you've paid for. Uninstalling Digible doesn't cancel it. Google's steps.

Google handles payments made through Google Play, so refunds are requested from Google: on Google Play, open your profile picture, Payments & subscriptions, Budget & order history, then Report a problem on the Digible order. Google's steps.

On Home, tap your photo at the top right to open You, then tap Daily reminder under Reading to set the time. To turn reminders off, use your device's notification settings for Digible.

On Home, tap your photo at the top right to open You. Under Reading, App Language changes the language (Android 13 or later) and Appearance chooses System, Light or Dark.

1. On Home, tap your photo at the top right to open You.
2. Under Account, tap Delete account and confirm.

Your account is deleted 14 days later. If you sign in again before then, it's kept. Guest accounts are deleted straight away. Deleting your account doesn't cancel a subscription, so cancel it first. More on our delete account page.

Many fixes arrive in updates. Open Google Play, search for Digible and tap Update if you see it. Google Play sends new versions out in stages, so yours may arrive a few days after someone else's.

On Home, tap your photo at the top right to open You, then scroll to the bottom. It reads, for example, Digible v1.17.1.

• Check you're signed in to the same account on both devices.
• Tablets list handwritten pages and notes. Phones list highlights and typed notes. Nothing is deleted: what you made on a tablet is still there on the tablet, and the other way round.
• Handwriting made on an iPad isn't shown on Android, and Android handwriting isn't shown on iPad.

On Home, tap your photo at the top right to open You, then tap Report a bug under App. Say what happened, then tap Send. If you're browsing as a guest, add your email in the message or use our contact page so we can reply.