Terms of Use
Updated 14 November 2026
These are the terms the Mannalee app for iPhone and Android and the site manna-log.web.app work on. Mannalee is made by an independent developer, whose name is shown on the app’s page in the App Store and Google Play. By using Mannalee you agree to these terms. Data is covered separately by the privacy policy.
What Mannalee is
An app for reading the Bible by a plan: you choose what to read and by when, and the app divides the way into days and works out how many chapters today needs. The app is free, it has no purchases and no subscriptions, and reading costs nothing.
Your account
Create an account for yourself and look after your password: anything done from your account counts as done by you. One person may keep as many accounts as they like, but the app can move progress between them only through “Save progress” and a backup.
You can delete your account on any day: Profile → ⚙ → “Account and data” → “Delete account”, or without the app. The data is then gone for good.
What not to do
- Sign in to someone else’s account or try to reach someone else’s data.
- Get in the way of the app and the site: load them on purpose, work around the database access rules, or pass your own requests off as the app’s.
- Pull out translation texts in order to hand them out separately from Mannalee.
Your notes and other people’s texts
Your notes, topics, your own book names and everything else you wrote stay yours. Mannalee stores them in order to show them to you on your devices, and gains no other rights to them: not to publish, not to sell, not to train models on them.
Bible translation texts belong to their rights holders. Free translations are shown under their own terms; protected ones through YouVersion (Life.Church) or on the translation’s own site. The code and the look of Mannalee belong to the developer.
What is promised and what is not
Mannalee works the way it works, with no guarantees. We do our best to keep marks from getting lost and check that on every version, but a failure on Firebase’s side, a lost connection or a bug in the app are all possible. So keep a backup if your progress matters to you: Profile → ⚙ → “Account and data” → “Backup”.
Mannalee gives no spiritual, medical or legal advice, and is no substitute for your own church community.
The app changes: screens, texts and the way the plan works may all become different. If Mannalee ever shuts down, you will be told in the app in advance, so that you have time to save a backup.
Apple and Google
Apple and Google are the stores you install the app from, and they are not a party to these terms. Mannalee is the developer’s responsibility, and questions go to the developer. In the App Store the app is covered by Apple’s standard licensed application end user licence agreement; where it and these terms differ, Apple’s agreement applies for App Store users.
If the terms change
The date at the top of the page shows when they were last edited. If something changes noticeably, the app says so in “What’s new”. If you do not agree with the new terms, delete your account and the data goes with it.
Disputes
Write to the developer first: almost everything is settled by email. If it ever comes to court, the law of the developer’s country applies, and that does not take away your consumer rights where you live.