Which religious organization was the first to create a dedicated mobile app that allowed users to access their complete sacred texts with annotations, commentaries, and study tools?

The intersection of religion and technology has transformed how people access spiritual texts and philosophical works. From ancient scrolls to mobile apps, religious content has adapted to new formats while maintaining its core significance. This poll explores how major religious organizations have embraced digital transformation to connect with followers and spread their teachings in the modern world through innovative retail and distribution strategies.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church) with their 'Gospel Library' app in 2009
The Vatican with their 'Catholic Bible App' in 2010
The Islamic Foundation with their 'Quran Explorer' app in 2008
The Jewish Publication Society with their 'JPS Tanakh' app in 2011