Out on iPhone and iPad. In your browser today. Android on 21 September.
One account, one library, three places to open it. Your place in every book, message and song, and everything you keep, follows you between them.
Where to get it
iPhone and iPad
One app for both, with the phone layout in split view and a wider layout on a full iPad screen.
Download on the App StoreAndroid
Phones and tablets, with offline downloads and the daily quote notification. Lands on .
Any day now. Check Google Play, or open the library in your browser below.
Get it on Google PlayUntil then, everything is open in your browser at app.dagworld.org. Sign in there and the app picks up where you left off.
Web
The same library in your browser, nothing to install. Books, quotes, music, video and audio, with your place kept.
Open app.dagworld.orgWhat is free, and what the subscription adds
DagWorld asks you to sign in before anything, because everything it holds is saved against you: where you reached, what you highlighted, what you kept. Signing in costs nothing and unlocks the whole book catalogue.
Free, with an account
- All 133 books, in full
- Search inside any book
- Highlights, bookmarks and notes
- Books downloaded for offline reading
- Your place kept across your devices
With a subscription
- All 10,400+ quotes, filtered by theme
- The daily quote, at a time you choose
- Keeping your own quotes, private to you and reviewed by nobody
- 496+ songs and 42 albums, with line-synced lyrics
- 6,200+ audio messages, 6,900+ hours
- 6,970+ videos, 12,500+ hours
- 1,560+ podcast episodes
- Camps, conferences and services as complete sets, in preaching order
- Songs, audio messages and podcast episodes downloaded for offline listening
- £1.49 a month or £14.99 a year, first seven days free
Signing in is with Google, with Apple, or with an email address and a password. The seven-day trial runs through your App Store or Google Play account and becomes a paid subscription when it ends unless you cancel first; cancel in time and nothing is charged, and the books stay open either way. You can delete your account and everything attached to it at any time, see delete account.
Questions?
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