"I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." — Yeshua, Yochanan 14:6
KodeshWay is not a Scripture app. It is The Way — a return to the Father through Yeshua, and a life ordered around Him.
For the men and women who walked with Adonai of old, every day moved to the rhythm He set — the appointed times, the hours of prayer, the sacrifices that pointed to a Lamb yet to come. The Temple stood at the centre of it all. When Yeshua came, He became the Lamb, the High Priest, and the Temple — the once-for-all sacrifice, the only Way to the Father, and the dwelling of Adonai with every believer who walks in Him.
KodeshWay brings that ordered life back. The Scriptures, the appointed times, the rhythm of the day — none of it is the point. Yeshua is. Every page points to Him.
NO ACCOUNT, NO WALL
Install it and the whole Word is already there. All forty-three books on the device — no sign-in, no network, nothing asked before a stranger can read. Someone handed a printed parable with a code on it can open this and be in Bereshit before the page loads.
WALKING THE WAY
The Word — the Tanakh and the Brit Chadashah by their original names, in the KodeshWay Scriptures, with Yeshua's voice and the Father's voice set apart on the page so He is seen throughout. The Hebrew names Scripture itself uses are kept: Yeshua, Sha'ul, Moshe, Yochanan, Mattityahu, Ruach HaKodesh, Adonai. A short context before every chapter, and audio Scriptures that read with you, verse by verse.
The Day — sunrise, midday, sunset and the moments between, drawn from the heavens as Bereshit 1:14 instructs. Seven markers, each read straight from the sun. The Hebrew date and the weekly parsha at a glance.
The Appointed Times — Pesach, Chag HaMatzot, Bikkurim, Shavuot, Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot. The seven Adonai set apart in Vayikra 23 — each a shadow He cast forward, fulfilled and yet to be fulfilled in Yeshua. Chanukah, Purim and the historic fasts kept alongside, with live countdowns and a Preparation litany for each.
Shabbat — kept as Adonai gave it. Candle lighting, Havdalah, the rhythm of erev to erev. The app strips itself down and enters the rest with you.
The Walk — guided journeys through the Father, the Son and the Ruach HaKodesh, twelve chapters each from Bereshit to Hitgalut, and reading plans you shape and follow.
The Witnesses — the men and women who walked with Elohim, their testimony kept from the Word.
Lumen — a Scripture study companion that walks with you in the Word. Yeshua-centred by design, never neutral. Sign in with Google to reach it; the Word never asks for anything.
A companion on Wear OS: the Hebrew date, the Shabbat state, the moon, and a quiet moment of presence on your wrist.
Nine widgets for the home screen: the day's verse, one you set yourself, the calendar, the Hebrew date, the next appointed hour, Shabbat, where you left off, the moon through its cycle, and the path you are walking.
EVERYTHING POINTS TO HIM
Every surface is a means, not an end. The end is Yeshua. The Way is Yeshua. The Life is Yeshua.
PRIVACY
Location is worked out on the device and never sent anywhere. Reading, highlights, notes and progress stay on the phone; Android's own backup carries them to a new one, and nothing else leaves. Signing in for Lumen shares nothing but proof it is you; your name and address are never read or kept. No tracking. No advertising. No data sold.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS (OPTIONAL)
Everything above is free. Paid tiers offset compute for heavier Lumen use — nothing more.
Pilgrim — $4.99/month or $39.99/year (save 33%)
Expanded Lumen access, verse insights, cross-references, Mashiach threads, the weekly parsha read through Yeshua.
Scribe — $12.99/month
Everything in Pilgrim, plus the Plan Builder — design reading plans with Lumen in conversation.
A subscription bought here stays on Android; it does not carry across to iOS, nor one bought there to here.
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All glory to Yeshua.
Scripture, the appointed times, and a day ordered around Yeshua.