What you can do today—and what we're building next

• Scroll through tall pages or swipe panel-by-panel—pick the mode that matches how you read manga or webcomics.
• Smooth motion, floating controls, and light or dark chrome so night reading stays easy on the eyes.
• Keyboard arrows (and touch) to move between panels when you're in horizontal mode.

• Guided row-by-row reading, optional auto-scroll, and quick thumbnail jumps inside a chapter.
• Subtle atmosphere in the UI that follows the mood of a scene—without stealing attention from the art.

• A Scripture view alongside the art when you want the exact text in front of you.
• Maps and timelines that move with the narrative so names and borders stay anchored in history.
• Optional deep dives: symbolism, culture, and rabbit holes you can tap open from the page.

• Sign up, sign in, and pick up on another device where you left off.
• Subscription—server-side checks before panels load so the work stays protected.
• Genesis 1–5 free with an account; subscription unlocks the full published catalog while active, with new books on a monthly cadence.

• Bookmarks and favorites synced to your account.
• A clearer ‘continue reading’ path from the marketing home page when you’re signed in.

• Offline reading for travel—encrypted cache tied to your account, similar to streaming apps (not shareable files).
• Optional reading streaks for people who like visible momentum.
• Household plans so family members can read under sensible sharing rules.

• Email and password. You can use the reader and subscribe without verified email while we finish transactional mail.
• Forgot password flow is in the app; delivery depends on mail being configured in production.

• Optional sign-in with Google, Apple, or other providers—fewer passwords to remember.
• Room to require a verified email before checkout if we choose that policy once mail is reliable.

Open Account for the library shortcut and Stripe's customer portal.

• Search or shorthand jumps (e.g. “Gen 12”) once catalog metadata catches up.
• A prominent “continue reading” entry when you land on the home page signed in.

• Links that open the reader on the right chapter when you're entitled.
• Curated tracks—e.g. first-time through Genesis or the Egypt arc—as playlists of chapters.

• Behind-the-scenes notes on the home page—including how ink wash shows up in VBT.

• A dedicated Museum in the reader: sketch-to-finish comparisons and real-world artifacts that informed a scene.

• Clearer screen-reader labels for chapter title, panel position, and controls.
• Visible focus states and a documented keyboard path for every reader action.
• Optional spacing and tap-target presets without breaking the art frame.

• High-contrast theme beyond light/dark.
• Remember scroll vs. panels per device.
• Optional dyslexia-friendly fonts for UI chrome (not baked-in lettering in the art).

• Short curated playlists for kids or popular story arcs.
• Reading plans tied to release cadence and optional reminders.
• Read-along audio—text-to-speech first; narration where it's viable.
• Installable app / PWA with offline cache (see FAQ).
• Light scene context drawers and better tools for our own release calendar.