Coming soon
- Pastor and Theologian personas. Structured pastoral guidance and in-depth theological study, alongside Companion.
- Apps for Android and iPhone. Native apps with daily devotions, guided prayers and verse reminders, planned once funding allows. Until then, you can add the web app to your home screen.
- Study plans and journaling. Guided Bible study plans, a personal Scripture journal and reflection prompts.
November 7, 2026
- Abby remembers the whole conversation. In long chats, Abby used to lose track of what you said at the start. She now keeps short notes on the earlier part of the conversation, so she can pick up on what you shared, like a prayer request from the beginning of the chat.
- Long chats keep working. Very long conversations could stop with an error. They now keep going.
November 5, 2026
- Kinder replies when Abby can't help. If a message is about hurting someone, Abby no longer gives a generic refusal. She still won't help with harm, but she listens, asks what happened and helps you find a better next step.
- Messages left. Abby now tells you when you're close to today's limit (10 messages a day without an account, 50 with a free one), and when you reach it, how long until you can chat again.
- Romaji when you ask. Ask for romaji (ローマ字) and it now appears under Abby's whole answer, written in a separate careful step, so readings are more accurate. It's still generated automatically and can contain mistakes.
- Report an answer. Every answer from Abby now has a small Report link. Tell us if a verse is wrong, the romaji or language has a mistake, or anything feels off. We read every report.
- Abby sounds more like a friend. Replies are warmer and less formal, and follow how you write. In Japanese and Korean, Abby uses friendly everyday politeness instead of stiff formal language.
- Prayers you can pray. When you ask Abby to pray for you, she now writes out a short prayer you can pray, instead of saying she will pray.
- Japanese verse references. References written in Japanese, like ヨハネ3:16 or マタイの福音書 11:28, now show verse cards, and Abby looks up the passage you name.
- About page. The verse on our About page now comes from the Berean Standard Bible, the translation Abby uses.
- New Christmas and New Year Bible verses. Two new collections in the Berean Standard Bible: Christmas Bible verses, with readings for Advent (it begins November 29), and Bible verses for the new year.
- Forgiveness, rebuilt. Our Bible verses about forgiveness now has 34 verses: God's forgiveness of sins, forgiving others, how many times to forgive, forgiving yourself, and when trust takes time.
- Two new articles. What does the Bible say about AI? and Isaiah 54:17: “No weapon formed against you shall prosper”.
- A verse for your day. The daily verse page now lets you ask Abby for a Bible verse for whatever you're facing today.
November 4, 2026
- Choose Abby's language. Pick one of 11 languages in the menu, including Español, Português, Tagalog, Bahasa Indonesia, 日本語, 한국어 and 中文, or let Abby match the language you write in.
- Help in your language. If you share that you're going through something painful, Abby's support message now comes in your language, with the way to find a helpline in your country.
- Answers about hard Bible stories. Questions about violent passages, like David and Goliath or Jael and Sisera, were sometimes refused by our safety checks. Abby now answers them, while real threats are still refused.
- Contact us from the app. A new contact page for questions, feedback, data requests and becoming a Support Partner.
- A simpler menu. Everything now lives in one tidy menu on every screen size.
- Your data, kept for less time. Message text in our logs is now removed after 30 days, and log entries are deleted after 90 days.
- Updated Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Clearer terms, including how Support Partners can help keep Gospel with Abby running.
November 3, 2026
- Better answers about the passages you name. Ask about “Romans 8” or “the parable of the prodigal son” and Abby looks up that passage directly. Follow-up questions now use the earlier question too.
- Verse cards you can trust. Cards show only the verses Abby actually cites, with their real Bible text, and point out when a quotation differs from it.
- Find your past conversations. Abby reminds guests that signing in saves conversations, and points signed-in users to their History.
- Better search and phone layout. Verse search results are ordered by relevance, and the chat fits phones better.
- A new name everywhere. The app and website now share one name: Gospel with Abby.
October 30, 2026
- A clearer Privacy Policy. Rewritten to describe exactly what we keep, why, and how to ask for a copy or deletion.
October 26, 2026
- Fair daily limits. To keep Abby free for everyone: 10 answers a day without an account, 50 with a free account.
October 25, 2026
- Install Abby on your phone. Add Gospel with Abby to your home screen from your browser and open it like an app.
- 10 new Bible topic pages. New pages on the website for topics readers were looking for, with every verse shown in full.
October 21–24, 2026
- A new, faster app. Gospel with Abby was rebuilt as a fast web app that works in any browser.
- Sign in and save your conversations. Create a free account with email or Google to keep your chats and come back to them.
- Search the Bible. Look up verses by reference, keyword or meaning.
- The Berean Standard Bible. Abby now answers from the complete Berean Standard Bible, a modern public-domain translation, and you can view any verse in the NIV too.
March 2026
- Gospel with Abby launches. Ask questions about the Bible, faith and life, and get answers grounded in Scripture with the verses cited. Also launched: Bible study articles and verse collections on the website.
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