Verse counts, not just passage counts.

ACDGamer7

I tend to review large passages rather than individual verses. So while I can get a quick glance at how many passages I have memorized in the "Known" box, the only way (as far as I can tell) to get the number of verses I've memorized is to manually count them all out from time to time. If this feature were too complicated to implement, that's understandable. Manual counting isn't a great hindrance, just a minor inconvenience.

support

Good question! Getting an accurate verse count is trickier than it might seem:

Verse spans in translations — Some Bibles merge verses (e.g., [3]... [4-6]... [7]...), so the range "1-7" might only contain 5 numbered markers
Complex references — Partial verses, chapter-only references, and combinations like "1 John 4:16a, 18-19" make parsing unreliable
Passages without verse numbers — Some users store text without explicit verse markers
Non-verse content — The app supports flashcards for things like book order, which aren't verses at all

We could add a verse count field, but it would need to be user-maintained and easily forgotten or inaccurate.

That said, word count is tracked automatically and might serve as a meaningful measure of memorization volume — arguably more useful since a 3-verse passage can vary dramatically in length.

For a rough verse estimate, you could divide your memorized word count by the average verse length of your Bible translation (typically 20-25 words for English translations like ESV/NIV).

ACDGamer7

support Yup, totally makes sense! I was thinking through it myself and figured it would be too complex. I'll keep using that division trick since that was what I was using before.