Version 1 · Reader
- 1611 KJV reader.
- Book, chapter, and search navigation.
- Inline precept workspace.
- Notes, precepts, and topics.
- Clean SEO foundation.
Roadmap & Development Timeline
The fastest way to navigate Scripture through Scripture.
KJV Atlas is being built as a durable Bible study resource: fast pages, stable links, clear search, and a growing graph of scripture-to-scripture precepts.
Product Roadmap
Version 2 · Atlas Graph
- More curated default precepts.
- Personal accounts and saved notes.
- Personal precept links.
- Loadout-ready graph data.
- Stable Cloudflare-ready architecture.
Version 3 · Atlas Layers
- Expanded topics where useful.
- People, places, timeline, and Strong's layers only where they improve navigation.
- Static verse pages and deeper internal links.
- Shared loadouts after the core graph is proven.
Development Timeline
Research & Direction
Initial study of Bible software, scripture navigation, semantic connections, topical engines, and the product position for KJV Atlas.
System Foundation
Local application shell, data-loading approach, book/chapter navigation model, search workflow, and source organization.
Reader & Graph Planning
Reader workflow testing, early precept-link data model, product planning, and scripture structure work.
Bible Data & Precept Prototype
1611 KJV data import, book normalization, precept engine prototyping, and initial platform structure.
Semantic Precept Engine
Verse-to-verse precept mapping, concept indexing, topical grouping, and early study-tool planning.
Platform Integration
Reader interface, search, navigation, topic browsing, cross-reference workflow, and knowledge integration.
UX Refinement
Inline study workspace, precept display, notes, responsive layout, performance work, and launch preparation.
KJV Atlas Product Pass
Brown and gold product identity, topics page, terms page, local accounts, default precept loadout, source badges, static manifest, and SEO foundation.
Product Principle
Never add a feature unless it helps someone find or understand a Scripture connection more effectively.
Key Metrics
30working months
5,200estimated development hours
70+scripts created
43+commands developed
4,745transactions imported
80Bible books indexed
Project Record
KJV Atlas has been under continuous development since early 2024. The current focus is a fast reader, a reliable scripture graph, stable public pages, and high-quality precept data.