Requests

The initial Bible interface

Enable users to bookmark passages in the Bible reader so they can add highlights, labels, and notes, and then find them later in their library.

This will resolve a number of common issues encountered when using Relay such as but not limited to: Relay often misinterprets compound numerals Relay mistakenly identifies number outlines like "number 1" with the book of Numbers Relay mistakenly identifies references such as Luke as the author of Acts Relay confuses references to Relay loses context after a while when only chapter or verse numbers are mentioned again Relay sometimes goes backwards when identifying quoted verses that are actively being read Relay's context line can be overly literal and uses certain words such as 'allusion' too often

Allow connection to live stream audio, enabling Relay to be used remotely when a user isn't able to attend church in-person; Also for increased transcription quality

Dedicated app interface tailored for tablet devices

Enable users to create and assign custom labels for organizing Relays (morning worship, evening worship, etc.) and bookmarks (creation, redemption, etc.), potentially appearing in-line.

Special type of Relay with multiple speaker identification and other features specific to a group discussion as opposed to a single-speaker sermon/lecture.

Ability to edit finalized Relay transcripts

Automatically identify speakers during a Relay based on past Relay data

Enable users to play the audio recording of past Relay sessions

Enable users to type their own notes, timestamped to the Relay, with intelligent smart suggestions and integration with the auto-generated transcript and summary.

Church-hosted Relay sessions that congregants join via their Velora apps, or can view through other media (such as sanctuary screens or church website/app), for synchronized Scripture engagement across the entire congregation.

Use Relay to translate spoken messages into a different language in real-time, and change the language of past Relays

App interface optimized for foldable and multi-screen devices

Velora is currently built using the most recent Android API patterns/tooling, and therefore certain issues may arise in Android 13 that don't exist in newer versions of Android. While we recommend upgrading to the latest version of Android, we understand that some devices don't support versions past Android 13, and so this may still be an issue for some users.

Options to set app interface, Bible text, Relay, and chat to non-English languages

A simple way to save a section of a transcript to revisit later. I.e. feedback (upvote/downvote), flags ("I have a question about this" etc.), or annotations.

Adds support for KJV, NKJV, NASB, NASB1995, NLT, CSB, and AMP versions of the Bible. Additional supported versions include but are not limited to: Brenton GNV RV OKE F35 ASV TOJB2011 WEB WMB

When the sermon starts, tap to begin a relay. Velora will listen along and gracefully pull up passages as the preacher references or even alludes to them.

Support for viewing the Legacy Standard Bible (LSB) version of the Bible

Our custom sync engine makes the app feel native and responsive while enabling developers to build features faster. Rather than engineering custom synchronization logic for each new feature, developers can focus on user experience knowing the sync engine handles data consistency automatically.