The morning

Open. Say Amen. Read.

So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.

Psalm 90:12 · KJV

Each morning brings one verse from the King James Bible, a prayer of sixty to a hundred words, and the block the chain stands at. One Amen check-in a day, right at the top, grows your streak. Sabbath grace covers one missed morning a week.

A quiet reminder comes at the hour you pick, only if you have not said Amen yet. The newest sermons from halfture.com sit right underneath.

The count

Thirty-three cuts. Four walked. The last one is the Halfture.

Every halving is a cut, a rehearsal. The next comes at block 1,050,000, around spring 2028 at ten minutes a block. The final halving, at block 6,930,000 around 2140, is the Halfture.

Block 210,000 · Next: 1,050,000 · The Halfture: 6,930,000

Manna

Gathered daily. Spent in the Store.

The lot is cast into the lap; but the whole disposing thereof is of the LORD.

Proverbs 16:33 · KJV

Manna is points for showing up. One tap each morning says Amen and checks in for +20 to +50; a few mornings each week bring more. The wheel is free to spin once a day. Missions pay a little more: send the prayer to a friend, read the sermon, share a verse.

Spend it on looks for Pip and on grace freezes for your streak.

Just points. Sats never buy Manna, and Manna never turns into sats.

Sow

Bitcoin for the work. Given gladly.

Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver.

2 Corinthians 9:7 · KJV

Sow any amount, by Lightning or on-chain, from your own wallet. Each seed counts on the sowers’ board, by mornings sown or by sats. Seeds never earn Manna, and Manna never turns into sats. The old measure, a tithe of a tenth, is offered as a suggestion, never a rule.

Sowing supports Halfture itself. Not a charity, not tax-deductible, and not an investment: it earns nothing.

Pip Chat

Ask Pip. Pip shows you where it is written.

Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.

Psalm 119:105 · KJV

With Halfture Plus, Pip talks. Ask about today’s verse, a sermon, the halving, or what Scripture says about money and work. Pip answers from the King James Bible and Halfture’s own sermons, and every verse in an answer is checked against the KJV and opens with a tap.

Where Christians read a passage differently, Pip names the main views instead of picking one. Pip remembers what you’ve talked about, and you can delete it all at any time.

Under the morning verse in the app, one button asks Pip about it.

Theology, not advice. For serious matters, talk to your pastor. Pip is a sheep, not a pastor, never speaks as God, and never gives money advice. In a crisis, the app shows real help lines instead of an answer. Your chats are never used to train AI.

Pip

One sheep, counted and kept.

We are his people, and the sheep of his pasture.

Psalm 100:3 · KJV

Pip keeps you company in the app: a black face, one amber eye, three legs, and wool you can change. Pip starts out white. Twelve pixels had no room for a fourth, so Pip is one short, like a count not yet whole.

Pip nods at your Amen and grazes for the Manna, walks while your streak is alive and trots past a week, shakes and jumps with the wheel, and keeps busy on its own: grazing, strolling, scratching and hopping. At night, or after a missed day, Pip sleeps until your next Amen. Nothing is punished.

Put Pip on your home screen: one widget with Pip and your morning, one with Pip beside the day’s verse. Share Pip, in your look, as a picture. In the Pip tab, Graze: tap Pip to bring the wall down, block by block, with helpers, upgrades and skills bought with Manna.

In the Store’s Closet you can buy Pip a straw hat, a scarf, a new wool or a new stage with Manna; a few looks open with invites or Halfture Plus. Only looks. Pip is not a token or an NFT and never will be. Pip never asks for your keys and never tells you to buy anything. Turn Pip off in Settings.

The Store

Halfture Plus, and Manna when you want more.

The Store has three sections, with top-ups at the foot of each. Plus: Halfture Plus opens Pip Chat (ask Pip about the Bible and Bitcoin, any time, from the King James Bible and Halfture’s sermons), Plus looks for Pip in every category, Plus-only missions, 1,500 Manna at the start of every month and two grace freezes a month. Closet: looks for Pip, bought with Manna. Graze: upgrades for Pip’s tapping game. Top-ups add Manna any time, from 2,000 for $10 up to 25,000 for $100.

Manna is points with no cash value, spent on looks for Pip, Graze upgrades and skills, and grace freezes. The morning prayer, the wheel, missions, Sow, Pip’s Closet and Graze stay free for everyone.