Today
Today's reading, at a glance
The day's reading stays on the screen, so a glance at your keys is enough.
No phone to unlock and nothing to charge. E-ink keeps it there all day.
A keychain for a daily Bible reading plan
PressOn is a small e-ink square for your keyring. It shows the day's reading. Hold the bar on its side to mark it read, and watch the whole Bible fill in, chapter by chapter.
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Today
The day's reading stays on the screen, so a glance at your keys is enough.
No phone to unlock and nothing to charge. E-ink keeps it there all day.
The bar
Hold the bar on its side until the line fills, then let go, and the day is marked read.
A bump in your pocket marks nothing, and a press right after a mark undoes it.
Marked
The screen keeps the time you read until the next morning brings the next reading.
Below it, tomorrow's reading and the last seven days.
Progress
Every one of the Bible's chapters has a square, lit as its verses are read.
A short press shows it, then your recent days. The device returns to today by itself.
Reading plans live in phone apps and on paper, where they're easy to put off. PressOn keeps the day's reading in view, and makes marking it read a small, physical act.
In detail
The whole Bible
Each lights as its verses are read, Genesis to Revelation.

No charging
The back opens with a coin, a quarter turn.
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The bar
A bump in your pocket marks nothing; a press right after a mark undoes it.
References only
It never shows the text, so you read in the Bible you already use.
The plan
Genesis to Revelation in 365 days, about three chapters a day, loaded from the app.
By a touch
Touch your phone to it to choose a plan, change settings, or see the date of every reading.
The end of the plan
When the last chapter is read, every view turns white with black text: a small medal on your keys.
In development
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No. It shows references, such as Numbers 11–13, so you read in the Bible and translation you already use.
Not to keep reading. M'Cheyne's plan, four readings a day, is built in, so PressOn works from the first press. The app loads other plans, such as the Bible in a year shown on this page, changes settings, and shows the date of every reading.
A coin cell you replace with a coin; there's nothing to charge. We're measuring how long one lasts on the prototype.
iPhone and Android.
PressOn is in development. Leave your email and we'll write when there's news.