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About Pause: One Verse

Pause: One Verse helps you take one quiet moment each day with Scripture—without the pressure of reading “more.” What you can do • Read one Bible verse each day • Tap for a simple explanation to help you understand the meaning • Choose how the verse feels (mood check-in) • Write a short reflection (optional) • Mark the day as completed • Browse your recent verses and saved reflections in the Library • Adjust verse reading size • Open “Read more” to continue in an external Bible website Designed to feel personal, not institutional Pause keeps the experience simple: one verse, one meaning, one moment. Privacy • No accounts required (anonymous sign-in for your own saved reflections) • No subscriptions • No data collection for advertising • Reflections are private to the device/user session and stored under the anonymous user ID

What’s new

Version 1.2.7 · Updated February 24, 2026

Minor updates and improvements.

App privacy

The developer, VILIAM FEDOROVYCH BALIKA, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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