Audio format · Aperto
A passage and a song
What can a song help you hear?
A morning devotional from Aperto brings one passage and a song together. Listen, then compare what the music carries with what the text says.
Listen to the study →Prototypes
Hear a passage become a song. Follow an audio idea back to its source.
Working studies for discussing design choices. Open an experiment, try it, and bring a question back to your team.
Audio and sources · Aperto
Listening grounded in the text
Can you follow an audio claim back to its source?
One passage, several ways to listen. Explore how devotional audio, discussion and music can stay connected to the reading and its study notes.
Explore the listening study →These two audio studies examine Aperto, an author-associated project. These studies invite discussion and user testing; they do not establish spiritual or clinical outcomes.
Still in the notebook
Questions for future experiments. These ideas have not been built.
- A rosary that keeps time
- Beads, rhythm and motion for a traditional Catholic prayer, including a rapped version. When does animation help someone pray, and when does it become a performance to watch?
- One field for every kind of search
- A study of the combined passage field in the Video Study Bible prototype: book filtering, reference recognition and AI suggestions in one place, and how to keep them distinguishable.
- A devotional for a run
- An upbeat audio devotional paced to a run or a walk. What changes when Scripture, music and movement share the same few minutes?