What’s New in Logos? June 2026

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Getting started is hard. Staying consistent is harder. This update makes both a little easier—for brand-new and longtime users alike.

Also, we’re updating our community this week, so if you’re used to interacting with our team or reporting bugs on our community, you may see that it’s temporarily in read-only mode. Feel free to report issues to our team via our support team or join the conversation on Facebook.

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Watch the update

Prefer a video walkthrough? Product manager and longtime Logos user Mark Barnes will share everything you need to know about this update in a live session. There’s even time for a Q&A at the end, so stick around with your burning questions.

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Highlights at a glance

Study Assistant in your layouts: Find your AI Bible study companion now alongside your Bible and other tools.
Reading plan creation wizard on mobile: Build a personalized reading plan easily from your phone.
A reading plan button that keeps you on track: See where you stand the moment you open your Bible or book.

1. Enjoy a new reason to love layouts

Layouts in Logos keep you from needing to open multiple books or tools one by one—for example, your favorite translation, study Bible, commentary, and notes. Layouts are especially capable in the desktop app, followed by the web app.

Logos comes with several prebuilt layouts for you to use. You’ll now find Study Assistant in these several layouts, wherever it makes sense. (For instance, try opening a Personal study from Get Started on your Dashboard.) Now, when you have questions as you read and study, you can easily ask them in Study Assistant from within your current Layout.

If you’ve never given layouts a try (especially if you’re new to Logos), open one today. Choose from our prebuilt list of Quickstart Layouts or even create your own. You don’t need to hunt around in Logos for tools or books. Simply jump in and study.

Those not subscribed will get a limited number of Study Assistant uses per month.

2. Easily build a reading plan from your phone

The much-improved reading plan creation wizard came to desktop and web a few weeks ago. Whether you’ve been wanting to read the Bible more or books about the Bible more (or both), you have custom reading plans—built by you for your life—in the same place you study.

Now you can also create personalized plans on mobile. Build a custom reading plan for your Bible or book wherever you are. Waiting for coffee. Sitting in the carpool line. Five quiet minutes before the day starts. No problem!

The wizard walks you step by step:

Choose your content: A specific Bible passage range or any book from your Logos library
Set your pace: “15 minutes a day,” a finish date you’re working toward, or an open-ended plan that’s flexible and waits on you

No more “I meant to read that.” Just start a plan—anytime you want, from your phone. To see how easy it is:

Sign in to your Logos account.
Give the new experience a try.

3. See subtle reading-plan reminders in your Bible and books

It’s a small thing that actually works.

When you open a book that has a reading plan attached to it, a reminder button now appears in the toolbar at the top of the panel—a quiet cue that your reading is waiting.

A colored dot tells you where you stand:

Green dot: Plan on track. Today’s reading is ready.
Red dot: Plan behind. (No guilt—just a nudge.)
No dot: You’re on an open-ended plan, reading at your own pace.
No reminder button or dot: You’re caught up—or this book isn’t part of a plan yet.

Click the icon and Logos will take you to your next reading. A ribbon in the margin now marks where your reading starts and ends, so there’s no guessing.

More updates

Want to see all the under-the-hood updates and bug fixes? Take a look at the technical release notes. Reach out to our support team if you need help, or join the conversation on our Facebook page.