Manna is a quiet place for Scripture and prayer.
The whole Bible lives on your phone — all 31,102 verses of the King James, American Standard, and World English translations, readable with no signal at all. Each morning opens with a short prayer, one line at a time, about a minute from start to Amen. And if you want company, a Circle keeps a small group of people praying for each other.
READ
Every verse is stored on your phone. On a flight, in a pew, or out on a trail, the Bible reads exactly the same. Highlight a verse, bookmark a chapter, set the type the way your eyes like it — everything stays on your device, right where you left it.
Modern translations like the NIV and ESV are copyrighted, so no app can bundle them. Manna carries the public-domain ones instead — the words as they were published, free to read and free to share.
PRAY
One minute, guided line by line. Read slowly, or just breathe between the lines. There is nothing to fill in and nothing to keep up — miss a morning and nothing scolds you.
CIRCLES
A circle holds twelve people, and that is the point: it stays a room of people who actually know you. Share a request — sign your name or post without one — and anyone in the circle can tap once to say they prayed. No follower counts, no public feed, and nothing is ever visible outside the circle.
PLANS
Seven quiet days. Short reading plans that give you one passage a day and a place to mark it done.
WHAT MANNA DOESN'T DO
No ads. Ever.
No account required — nothing to sign up for, nothing to cancel.
No tracking, no analytics profiles, no advertising ID.
No notifications begging you to come back.
SUPPORT
Manna is free, complete, and nothing is locked. If it earns its place on your phone, you can support it with a small monthly or yearly gift. It unlocks nothing — it just keeps the lamp lit. You can stop anytime from Google Play.
A note on the text: Manna ships only public-domain translations, so the words you read are the words that were published, unaltered.
The complete Bible offline, a minute of prayer, and a circle of twelve.