Flagship mobile app

Gary Graham

The computer Logos program is your flagship program.  I have always used the Logos mobile bible app, as I figured it would follow as the flagship mobile app.  I just looked over the menus of the Logos app, and the FaithLife Study app, and they seem to all the same things.

Are the FaithLife mobile apps going to take priority, while Logos remains the computer program?

JT (alabama24)

The mobile apps utilize the same engine, but are targeted to different groups. The "Faithlife Study" app is not necessarily geared towards those who would be using the Logos desktop app. It has stronger focus on social media.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1132968#Comment_1132968

The "Faithlife Study" app is not necessarily geared towards those who would be using the Logos desktop app. It has stronger focus on social media.

I think it depends which app Gary is referring to

• The Study Bible app is geared towards study, but with the expectation that the Faithlife Study Bible will be used
• The Faithlife app is, as you say, geared towards engaging with the Faithlife social media environment

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1132991#Comment_1132991

Thanks Graham. [Y]

Gary Graham

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1132991#Comment_1132991

I was referring to the ‘Logos Bible study tools’ app, and the ‘FaithLife Study Bible’ app.  They are almost identical.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1133009#Comment_1133009

They are almost identical.

All of the "reader" apps are built on the same engine, just with some features turned on or off. The app most closely aligned with the desktop app is the "Logos Bible" app.