Reading plan sync change today? Strange!

Today I opened up Logos on my iPad to find that my reading plan somehow was deleted and replaced with a new plan called "Read the Bible in One year." Same thing happened on my iPhone today. My plan had not been syncing with my desktop and I hadn't expected it to do so because of the upcoming sync updates. But just find it strange that it would just randomly disappear. The only thing I did differently (yesterday) was to install Logos on my Windows desktop for the first time (after performing a clean install of Windows). Also, today on my Mac I see where 10 Reading plans just showed up after "Resources were added." Then those same 10 plans showed up on my iPad. Unfortunately, none of the 10 were the one I actually used that was deleted! Would it be safe to assume that Logos is working on something with the sync feature??

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JT (alabama24)

Joe - Your description is consistent with reports I have read from other users in the past couple of months. The good news is that Logos is VERY close now. The update to the desktop app is already in "Release Candidate" stage (4.5a RC1). The private beta of the mobile app is currently in beta 2. I am sorry - I don't know how much longer you will have to wait. I can tell you that reading plans are syncing perfectly for me right now. Hopefully some of the other bugs will be worked out soon so they can bring the update live for everyone in the near future. [:)]

Takeia Allmond

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/340416#Comment_340416

Hey thanks for the reply! It's clear Logos is working hard. I know they'll get it right soon. My iOS devices (iPhone and iPad) sync just fine together; just not the desktop and iOS devices. Still love Logos!

Jacob Hantla

Would it be safe to assume that Logos is working on something with the sync feature??

Yes, Logos has said that one of the next things they want to work on with sync after getting notes and highlights working with iOS (done now) is reading lists. So we should expect reading lists to work with the new sync architecture in the very near future.