Naming the translation
Creed · 31 October 2026 · Version
What this shows
Asked "Which translation is that? Are you sure?", it says "That's the NIV — New International Version… that one's etched in my memory". The app's Bible Version setting is RSV.
Capture context
iOS capture, 31 October 2026. Existing account or guest state; not installation defaults. Captured sequence may have gaps. OS previous-app return labels and persistent Live Activities from other apps are not part of the foreground product. Scripted research prompt typed by the researcher; the reply is unedited. Apple free trial started for this review and cancelled the same day; access continued until the trial end date and nothing was charged.
Captured for interface research. Screen behaviour may change between app versions.
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Interface labels transcribed during review.
Patterns about this screen
The design decisions this screen shows, with the options and research behind each.
- Translations
One at a time, side by side or verse by verse? · Reading the Bible
- Saying “I don’t know”
How should the assistant show what it does not know? · Talking with AI
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- Chat
- Patterns / features
- ChatTranslation
- User tasks
- Ask & explore with AI
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- Completed
Component details
Message bubble · Companion · Keyboard
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- AI conversation
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- Ask a question
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- Answer received
- Feature descriptions
- AI chat · Translation · AI uncertainty