Each concept uses the app’s real content, screens and hand-drawn illustrations, and is written for launch: no invented user numbers, reviews or testimonials. They differ in idea, typography and motion. Open each one full-screen, scroll slowly and try the interactive parts — most of the character is in the movement.
The site is a study notebook. The printed Word sits in EB Garamond; your notes are written in pencil, live, as you scroll. The app’s own sketch illustrations become graphite drawings on paper.
Same DNA as today’s site — dark, plum, Playfair, the reading video, the seed cursor — rebuilt as a cinematic sequence, with the fake stats and testimonials replaced by things you can try.
The page is the parable. A golden seed follows you down through the path, rocky ground and thorns — each one a real obstacle to daily Bible reading, each answered by a feature — until it lands in good soil and the Sower tree grows.
Use the A / B / C switcher in the bottom-right of any concept. Try a phone-width window too. In A, drag across the James passage and click a pencil; in B, hold the “Hold” button and try a colour.