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The Feed is what the people you follow have made public. It is a place to learn from others, share what you are studying, and stay connected with fellow Bible students.
The feed is a premium feature. You need an account and a subscription to read it — without one the feed offers an upgrade instead of content. See what premium includes.

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Feed and Discover are different

Feed shows only the people you already follow. If you follow no one, it is empty. Discover is where you find people you do not follow yet. It is a separate screen, reached from the tab at the top of the feed or from the compass icon. Following someone is what moves their work from Discover into your feed.

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Browse the feed

Tap Feed in the bottom navigation bar. It carries four kinds of public content from the people you follow:
  • Studies — full study notes
  • Reading plans
  • Quick reflections — short thoughts on a single verse
  • Audio playlists
The filters across the top narrow this: All shows everything, Studies shows study notes together with quick reflections, and Reading Plans shows plans on their own. Tap any card to open it in full.
There are no comments and no general posts. Everything in the feed is one of the four kinds above, made public by the person who created it.

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Like a study

Tap the heart icon on a study to like it. The author is notified.

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Share or download a public study

Tap the share icon on any public note to send it via your device’s share sheet. You can share a link via message, email, or any other app. Open a public study detail page and tap the PDF action to download or share a formatted PDF copy of the study. The PDF includes the study title, author, scripture text, note content, word-study blocks, hashtags, and safe public video links when available.

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Copy a study to your library

Tap Copy to My Notes on a public study to create your own editable copy in your Studies library. The copy is yours: private, and free to edit and annotate. The original creator’s study is not affected, and copying does not publish anything of yours.

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Discover new people

Tap Discover to find Bible students you do not follow yet. Search by name, or browse what is featured there.

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If something does not belong

You can report a study, reading plan, or audio playlist, and you can block the account that made it. See Reporting & Blocking.