Bible Path: Prayers & Widgets
doubtful ratingThe content itself is liked: it helps you learn about God, follow a plan, has handy widgets, and people use it daily. But the app chokes it behind a paywall: nearly all content is locked, the price is cited as ten dollars a week which people call robbery, and there are ads between mini-games. The reading plan stops progressing and dates and progress stop recording. Plenty of anger that God's word is being charged for.
Text average 4.35 is below the store 4.78, 77 percent five stars, but many fives are empty heart emojis and one-word Spanish phrases with no specifics (Muy buena, El poder de la oración), while the substantive reviews are almost all about ten dollars a week and locked content. Looks like a score inflated by short ratings.
What users love
- Teaches about God and faith
- Easy to follow a daily plan
- Widgets
- Daily use as a habit
What users hate
- Nearly all content behind a paywall
- Ten dollars a week price people call robbery
- Ads between mini-games
- Reading plan stops progressing
- Progress and dates fail to record
Who it is for
People who want a daily plan and home-screen widgets and are willing to pay steeply, since almost everything is otherwise locked