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A Waymark is one week’s stop on the journey — a full Bible passage (like Genesis 1–4 or Matthew 1–7). There are 101 Waymarks across the whole Bible.

Read during the week, gather when your Circle is ready, and keep what mattered. You read the full passage at your own pace with a verse to carry; when your Circle gathers — on the day you choose — you recap, talk it over, play the Waymark Challenge, and pray; and you save the moments worth keeping in Memories.

On Android, from Google Play. In any browser, at lampway.app. The App Store release for iPhone and iPad is next — leave your email and we’ll tell you when it’s ready. The first 5 Waymarks are free in full, and the Bible text and narration stay free after that.

Yes — the whole path is public. Browse all 101 Waymarks, each with the passage it covers, a summary, key takeaways, and a memory verse. The full experience — reading, narration, age-matched depth, discussion, and Memories — lives in the app.

The first 5 Waymarks are free in full, with your whole Circle. After that the Bible stays free: read and listen to every Waymark’s passage, and any book of the Bible, in KJV or WEB. Paid plans add the notes, questions, Gathering and keepsakes for all 101.

Yes. Every Waymark has a family pack with coloring pages, a group study pack and a solo journal, in Letter or A4, free to print with no account. Find them on each Waymark’s page or in the study resources.

No. Family is one pathway, but Lampway is also built for individuals, adult groups, and structured studies.

Individual is one person walking through Scripture on their own. Family is a family moving through Scripture together, each at their own depth. Adult Group is adults walking through Scripture together — friends, men’s or women’s groups, or informal circles. Study is for adult Bible studies and structured group study. Pick the one that fits when you set up Lampway.

Search the way you actually think — by a feeling or a topic like “fear,” “peace,” or “work stress,” not just a reference. Results lead with Scripture (verbatim KJV/WEB), with topics drawn from the classic Nave’s and Torrey’s indexes plus Lampway’s editorial. Underneath each passage, the verses and reflections you saved come back, and every result shows a plain badge for why it matched. Search doesn’t invent answers — it points you to Scripture and to what you kept. See how Search works.

Yes. Each Waymark’s passage can be read or heard aloud, so you can listen on a commute or as a family and still follow along in KJV or WEB. You can hear two samples.

Yes — your notes and reflections are private by default, and never shown to your Circle unless you choose to share them. Sharing is always an intentional, separate step.

Not yet — the App Store release is next. Until then Lampway works in Safari at lampway.app. Leave your email and we’ll write once, when it’s on the App Store.