Logos 46.0

Version: 46.0.319

Release Date: November 4, 2025

New Features & Improvements for Subscribers

Study Assistant is Logos’ AI-powered research companion that transforms search into a conversation. Instead of simply running a search and reading a static result, it allows you to carry on a dynamic dialogue with your library, asking questions in everyday language and exploring Scripture in depth.
When you submit a question about the Bible or theology, Study Assistant performs a deep search of your Logos library, synthesizes the results, and delivers a clear, concise answer grounded in trusted books with inline citations. You can continue the conversation by asking follow-up questions, refining the focus, or jumping directly into the cited resources, with the relevant text highlighted for easy reference. The experience feels like a modern chat, yet it remains firmly anchored in Search, emphasizing that this is serious study, not a general-purpose chatbot.
It’s like having a research assistant who knows your entire library and is always ready to guide you deeper into Scripture.
You can open Study Assistant from the Tools menu, or continue a conversation from a Smart Search Synopsis, or from the new Questions to Ask section in Factbook (see below).
The chat input box allows you to choose between answers from Your Books or All Books (including locked books).
This initial release is the first iteration of Study Assistant; ongoing enhancements and additions are planned for future versions.

“Questions to Ask” is a new section in Factbook that brings the power of Study Assistant directly into your study flow. Instead of just reading through information, you’ll see a list of natural, thought-provoking questions about the topic you’re exploring, similar to what you’d see when running a Google search, but powered by your Logos library. When you expand a question, Study Assistant searches your library for the most relevant information and crafts a clear, cited answer. If you want to go even deeper you can click through to Study Assistant to continue the conversation.

The Preaching Resources section now categorizes by book type.
Tooltips on links to books have an improved preview in many sections. (Known issue: For unlicensed books, instead of showing the article content, it displays “Resource preview temporarily unavailable.")

You can now add a payment method to buy books directly within the Logos application. The new, in-app modal will appear if no billing profile is set, allowing you to add a billing profile and complete the checkout and no longer redirects you to the web storefront. As in previous versions, once you have a billing profile, the “Buy now” button will purchase and download the book in one click.

When a layout tile space is empty, we now show a large ➕ button to open a New Tab to easily open your next tool or book.
Note: While this new button is ungated, the improved New Tab v2 is available only for subscribers. If you don’t have a subscription, this button will open the old-style New Tab, just as it would from ctrl+T or the + on the tab strip.

All supported non-English languages will now see a Welcome dialog based on their subscription (including free tier/no tier) when opening Logos for the first time or when upgrading their application to a higher tier.

All elements in Factbook now include proper localization for Chinese characters.

When there are multiple Sermons or Bible Study Builder documents in the margin ribbon, the hover tooltip will now sort them from most- to least-specific passage range.

The application will no longer crash when clicking on the "Notes filter" button in the Notes tab in the toolbar for users without a license to the feature.

Titles in the Guides/Workflows menu and the Tools menu that have a tilde or accent mark will now be searchable in the filter box without the accent mark. View discussion

The application will no longer crash when opening the IAP dialogs or when the Welcome dialog is present.

In the Korean UI the cursor will no longer move between inputted Korean characters in the Notes tool.

Subsections of numbered lists in Notes will now properly reset numbering for each new subsection. (view discussion)

Closing the middle panel will no longer close the right panel in a main window or floating window.
Opening a floating window when scaling is active will now resize the window correctly.
Closing a panel when dialogue is loading no longer hangs the app

Citation pop-ups have a better fallback image if the resource cover fails to load.

Hovering over word(s) in your Bible will now display the tooltip in a fixed location. View discussion