I do a lot of traveling and I have no access to Internet in some cases. Is there a downloadable version of the app?
Hi @John ,
Here's the download page : https://www.logos.com/get-started , however some functions may not be usable without internet, more so in mobile version.
Also, you may want to download your books. I used to spend a lot of time away from good connections, so I would always download my whole library.
This has always been frustrating to me. I used to use my phone when I went to Bible studies in other people's homes, and often they were rural and I had no internet or cell reception. And it would be incredibly frustrating to me when I would try to search for a term in the Bible that I already downloaded and I couldn't. Now I just stick with my print Bible.
Even when I've downloaded my books in the mobile app, I've generally needed an Internet connection to successfully use the app. The desktop app fares better offline when you're not using the AI/cloud features.
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