OpenWord v1.29.0

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• Sleep on a new verse, and find out whether it helps. A night's
  sleep soon after learning helps a memory settle: in studies, material
  learnt in the evening and asked for next morning is relearnt faster
  and kept longer. New verses are now timed against sleep. Each one is
  allotted, at random, to be learnt in the evening with its first recall
  next morning, or learnt by day with its first recall a few hours on;
  the lesson card says Learn a new verse tonight in the evening and
  Recall last night's verses in the morning, and tells of verses
  waiting for their time. After a first recall the app asks one thing:
  whether you have slept since learning it. Once five verses of each
  kind are in, Progress reports, for you, how often verses slept on
  were recalled right against verses asked the same day, and a week on.
  Settings → Sleep and new verses chooses measuring it, nights only,
  or off, and when evening and morning are. Verses already on the ladder
  carry on as before.
• How sure are you? Answering from memory now begins with a word on
  how sure you are: sure, fairly sure, or guessing. A miss made while
  sure is the kind most readily corrected once shown, and most likely to
  come back if it is not, so the verdict says so and the verse comes
  round again before the session ends. Progress shows how often you
  were right at each degree of sureness, and how many sure misses there
  have been.
• Guess before you read. A plan chapter not yet read opens with a
  card offering two of its verses to finish before reading; guessing at
  what is about to be read makes it stick, even when the guess is wrong.
  The same two questions wait at the chapter's end, and the card then
  shows the two scores side by side.

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Every translation is bundled with the app — the World English Bible, the
Berean Standard Bible and the World English Bible, British Edition, all public
domain — along with the book introductions and the maps. Nothing is
downloaded to read it.

From 1.5.0 the app does one thing over the network: it asks GitHub, once a
day, whether a newer release is out, and on Android can fetch and install it
for you. That is the only reason it now asks for the internet and
install-packages permissions, and it can be switched off in Settings, after
which nothing reaches the network at all.

Install the Android APK with adb install OpenWord-*-android.apk, or allow
installation from unknown sources on the device. It is not published on Play.

iOS and macOS builds are not attached because they need an Apple signing
identity; build them yourself with flutter build ipa / flutter build macos.