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primary workspaces
Map, Bible, Read, Analytics, and Library
Live mobile study workflow
Keep passages, notes, references, and sources in one study workspace.
Exegesis is built for serious recurring Bible study: map connected texts, continue active reading sessions, open commentaries and confessions, and move toward a larger Flutter desktop workspace next.
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analytics lenses
Patterns, network, heatmaps, and topic links
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export formats
PDF, PNG, and plain text from the active study set
Scroll timeline
Walk the product one screen at a time.
This section turns the shipped mobile surfaces into a scroll-driven sequence: each step highlights a real capture and explains what that screen contributes to the study workflow.
Step 01
Start with a connected map instead of a flat list of references.
Map mode opens the study session with live passage relationships, so the strongest links are already visible before you branch into reading or source work.
5 links featured connection cluster
- Featured maps surface the strongest passage anchors first.
- Parallel and allusion labels stay visible while you inspect the graph.
Step 02
Return to the exact reading session you were already building.
Read mode keeps active passages, quick actions, topic revisit queues, and current progress in a single dashboard instead of scattering the session across screens.
11 passages tracked in the active dashboard
- Continue reading without rebuilding translation and chapter context.
- Jump directly into Bible, Library, Topics, or Export from one surface.
Step 03
Move directly into the text for verse-level and word-level study.
The Bible reader handles translation switching, chapter navigation, verse targeting, and detailed word-study overlays from the same reading surface.
Verse + word inspection inside the reader
- Switch translation, book, chapter, and verse without leaving the reader.
- Open commentary and confession context from the scripture surface.
Step 04
Use analytics to see what your study habits are actually emphasizing.
Analytics turns the graph into focused views, helping patterns, topic links, and concentration areas stay interpretable instead of collapsing into one dense dashboard.
4 lenses patterns, heatmaps, networks, links
- Compare dominant reference types and topic combinations.
- Trace study concentration by testament, book, and theme.
Step 05
Open installed commentaries directly from the verse you are studying.
The sources drawer brings commentary material into the active scripture flow, so you can compare theological voices without leaving the passage you are studying.
1 / 9 commentary cards in the active verse drawer
- Switch between commentaries and confessions inside the same source panel.
- Swipe through installed commentary cards without leaving the Bible view.
Live mobile captures
These are real pages from the current Flutter mobile build.
The gallery below was captured from the iPhone simulator against the current app, so the site is now showing actual product screens instead of only describing them.
Map
Featured passage maps open directly into a connected-reference workspace.
Read
The reading dashboard keeps quick actions, study totals, and revisit topics in one place.
Bible
Scripture reading starts with translation, chapter, and verse context on the main surface.
Analytics
Focused analytics views break the study graph into interpretable patterns and comparisons.
Library
Installed commentaries and confessions stay visible as a dedicated on-device library.
Primary flows
The site is built around the same five product surfaces the app already ships.
The marketing copy mirrors the actual route structure and screen responsibilities in the Flutter client, so the public story stays aligned with the real product.
Map
A reference graph instead of a dead list of links
The home map mode highlights connected passages first, then opens into radial and flowchart diagrams for full inspection.
- Featured maps rotate through the strongest study anchors.
- Passage diagrams open as dedicated workspaces, not modal afterthoughts.
- Reference types stay visible while you move between linked passages.
Bible
Reading built for verse interaction and word-level inspection
The Bible reader supports translation switching, book and chapter navigation, verse targeting, and detailed word study overlays.
- Jump directly by translation, book, chapter, and verse.
- Select words and inspect word-study results inside the reader.
- Open commentary and confession context from the Scripture surface.
Read
Resume active study sessions without rebuilding context
Read mode brings together continue-reading state, active passages, top topics, quick actions, and passage search in one dashboard.
- Return to the exact translation and reading location you left.
- Move into Topics, Library, Export, or Bible from the same surface.
- Keep active passages and notes close instead of scattering them.
Analytics
See what your study habits are actually emphasizing
The analytics area breaks the graph into focused lenses so patterns remain interpretable instead of collapsing into a single dashboard.
- Reference patterns compare dominant types and tags.
- Topic networks surface co-occurrence relationships.
- Heatmaps and topic links reveal concentration by testament, book, and topic.
Library
Remote catalogs with local installs and offline access
Library mode separates what is installed on the device from what is available remotely across commentary and confession collections.
- Install commentary voices for offline reading.
- Browse confessions, creeds, and theological standards by tradition.
- Keep bookmarks and recent sections available inside the reader.
Research stack
The surrounding tools turn the reader into a full study environment.
Beyond reading and mapping, Exegesis already includes the library, theological sources, topic management, export surface, and account access needed to support serious recurring use.
Commentary catalog
Browse remote authors, filter by category and period, search descriptions, and download selected voices into the local library.
Remote-first catalogSearch and taxonomy filtersOn-device installation progress
Confessions and creeds
Search across documents, filter by tradition, jump to sections, and keep bookmarks plus recent history inside the reader.
Cross-document searchBookmarks and recentsReadable offline after install
Topics, notes, and markup
Create topics, tag passages, add notes, and mark up connected sections so theological themes stay attached to the text they came from.
Custom topic creationPassage-to-topic groupingNotes and visual markup
Export surface
Package study work as PDF, PNG, or plain text, then choose whether to include topics, references, notes, or the entire set.
Three export targetsContent-level inclusion togglesStudy summary before export
Account access
The mobile app already includes Supabase-backed sign-in with Apple, Google, and email so account-aware features can expand without rewriting the client shell.
Apple sign-inGoogle sign-inEmail and password fallback
Flutter foundation
The shipped app targets iOS and Android today, and the same Flutter product foundation is the path toward a desktop release next.
Current mobile deliveryShared feature modelDesktop lane already planned
Rollout
Mobile is current. Desktop is the next expansion.
The site needs to advertise what exists now without underselling what is already on deck. This split keeps the promise precise: the product ships on mobile today, and the Flutter desktop app is the next major surface.
A mobile study tool that already covers the serious core
The current Flutter app is not a placeholder. It already ships the reading, mapping, library, analytics, and export surfaces that matter for everyday study.
- iPhone and Android delivery today
- Reference maps, diagrams, and passage graphs
- Word study, translation switching, and verse interaction
- Remote commentary and confession catalogs with local installs
A desktop workspace for longer sessions and denser study flows
The next step is a Flutter desktop release that keeps the same study model while taking advantage of larger canvases, keyboard input, and side-by-side research.
- Desktop app planned in Flutter
- Larger map and diagram canvases
- More room for simultaneous reading, library, and analytics surfaces
- A consistent product line across mobile and desktop