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Stay informed. Stay focused on Christ.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
The Pour Over is a news app built around short summaries of current events, each followed by a biblical reminder. The developer aims it at believers who want to keep up with the news without losing their peace, and the listing cites more than 1.5 million Christian readers.
The content is written from a Christian point of view and is meant for people who want a faith frame on what they read. The app is organised around fixed publishing days, not a continuous feed.
The build we hold is The Pour Over 5.8.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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New updates arrive on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Each one gives a quick summary of recent news and pairs it with a short reminder drawn from scripture.
On Saturdays, the TPO Explains section takes one topic in more depth. The topic is chosen by audience vote, so readers influence which subject gets the longer treatment that week.
Quiet the News is an optional feature for limiting distraction. You choose which news apps to block and set quiet hours. If you open a blocked app during those hours, the app sends you back to your home screen.
The feature is off by default. You turn it on in your device's accessibility settings, and you can turn it off at any time.
The pieces are designed to work as a routine. You read the scheduled summaries on the three update days, follow up with the Saturday topic if it interests you, and use quiet hours to keep other news apps closed in between.
Someone who wants to stay informed on a set schedule, rather than checking news all day, is the reader the listing describes.