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Where Can I Find My Active Plans?

Once you've started a Bible reading plan, Dwell makes it easy to find, continue, and manage it. Here's where to look.

Written by Jen Quirk

Starting a Plan

To start a plan, open the plan you'd like to begin and tap Start Plan.

  • If you've never started the plan before, you won't see a pop-up menu, and the Start Plan button will now read Day 1.

  • If you've attempted the plan before and want to continue, tap Resume.

  • If you've started the plan before and want to begin again from the beginning, tap Start Over.

You can start as many plans as you'd like.

💡 Pro Tip: A good place to browse all available plans is Explore → Plans. Every Bible reading plan in the app is organized there.


Finding Your Active Plans

Once a plan is started, it will appear under Up Next at the very top of your home page. You may need to swipe left over the visible tiles to see all of your active plans.

To play a day of any plan, tap the play button in the bottom left corner of the plan's image. Each day can be played with a single tap.


Reordering Your Plans

To change the order your plans appear in under Up Next:

  1. Tap the three dots next to Up Next.

  2. Tap Reorder.

  3. Press and hold the three lines to the right of the plan you'd like to move.

  4. Drag and drop it into the new position.


Once a day's reading is complete, that day will be shaded to give you a visual on-track indicator. The next day of your plan will appear under Up Next the following day, at which point you can play it the same way.


Note: Just below Up Next is Keep Listening. This is not where you go to continue your plan day by day, that's what Up Next is for. Keep Listening works more like a bookmark: it's where any unfinished content lives, so you can pick up exactly where you left off. It's easy to tap the wrong one, so if you're looking for your plan's next day, head to Up Next. Learn more in Understanding Keep Listening and Queue.

Have questions? Reach out to us at [email protected].

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