Do I need to know the Bible to use this?
No. Ask whatever you're actually wondering about, in your own words — no chapter numbers, no theological vocabulary required. WonderPilot translates your question into the right search terms behind the scenes.
Why does an answer say it's "only loosely related" or "doesn't address this exact situation directly"?
WonderPilot is honest about how well it actually found something relevant, rather than forcing a confident-sounding answer out of a weak match. When retrieval confidence is lower, a short note says so up front — treat those answers as a starting point, not the final word.
Why do some answers mention different Christian views instead of one answer?
On genuinely disputed questions, Christian traditions don't all agree — WonderPilot says so rather than manufacturing false certainty. On settled questions, it doesn't invent controversy that isn't there.
Can I see the actual Bible verses, not just the explanation?
Yes. Every answer lists the key passages it drew from — tap one to expand it and read the verse itself, or tap "Read in Context" to see it alongside the surrounding verses, not just a single line pulled out of place.
How do I speak my question instead of typing it?
Tap the microphone icon next to the question field and start talking — your words appear as you speak. The first time you use it, iOS will ask for microphone and speech recognition permission; if you decline, you can still type normally.
Where does my question history go?
Nowhere but your device. Tap the clock icon on the home screen to revisit a past question, or clear your history at any time — there's no account, so nothing is backed up anywhere else.
Can I ask a follow-up question?
Yes — type or speak a follow-up the way you'd ask a person ("but what about..."), and WonderPilot understands what you're referring to from the conversation so far.
Still stuck?
Email mangieri@swbell.net with what you were trying to do and what happened instead — screenshots help. We'll get back to you.