AndBible lead developer Tuomas Airaksinen published the volunteer-run Bible study app’s Q3 2026 financial report, logging 75.85 development hours of which 6.39 went unsponsored. Roughly two thirds of the quarter went into the first phase of a Compose and Kotlin Multiplatform port, and the project says it has no budget of its own: leftover hours from a completed reading-tracker commission ran out in July, after which all available hours in the generic sponsorship pool were redirected to the port, leaving that pool at zero with no buffer going into Q4. The report says overall funding is still below the target of about one full working day per week, around 90 hours a quarter, which would let the maintainer commit to a predictable pace, while the roadmap targets an Android release as AndBible 6.0 with a refreshed Material 3 interface and a unified iOS release in 2027.
AndBible's Q3 funding report shows unsponsored maintainer hours as Compose port advances
AndBible lead developer Tuomas Airaksinen published the volunteer-run Bible study app's Q3 2026 financial report, logging 75.85 development hours of which 6.39 went unsponsored. Roughly two thirds of the quarter went into the first phase of a Compose and Kotlin Multiplatform port, and the project says it has no budget of its own: leftover hours from a completed reading-tracker commission ran out in July, after which all available hours in the generic sponsorship pool were redirected to the port, leaving that pool at zero with no buffer going into Q4. The report says overall funding is still below the target of about one full working day per week, around 90 hours a quarter, which would let the maintainer commit to a predictable pace, while the roadmap targets an Android release as AndBible 6.0 with a refreshed Material 3 interface and a unified iOS release in 2027.
Source: Andbible