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Vidal Promise Box
v1.2.4 · by jmvidalg
An animated treasure chest revealing one of 365 daily Bible promises on a parchment card. 100% free, private and local: no accounts, no telemetry.
About this plugin
Vidal Promise Box brings the traditional Christian promise box experience to WordPress with a premium, hand-crafted design — and it is completely free.
Tap the treasure chest and its lid swings open in 3D: light pours out, a parchment scroll rises, and today’s Bible promise appears on an elegant card. One promise per day, drawn from a library of 365 promises — one for every day of the year.
A premium gift from Vidal Digital: every visitor gets the full experience at no cost. The plugin works entirely on your WordPress installation. It does not require an account, does not use artificial intelligence, does not send telemetry, and does not contact external services.
Note: the promise library included with this plugin is in Spanish (365 promesas bíblicas en español).
Features include:
- Elegant animated treasure chest with 3D opening lid, golden light rays, and rising parchment scroll.
- 365 Bible promises — a different promise for each day of the year, one per visitor per day.
- Interactive promise card styled as fine parchment.
- Daily and random promises.
- Local Bible promise library with categories, audiences, and needs.
- Reflections, prayers, and practical applications.
- Favorites and recent-history storage in the visitor’s browser.
- Browser-based text-to-speech when supported by the device.
- Sharing through the browser’s native sharing tools.
- Devotional plans.
- Bible library and Sunday School resources.
- Administrative promise editor.
- Optional complete data removal during uninstall.
Shortcodes:
[vidal_promise_box][vidal_bible_library][vidal_sunday_school]
Official website and support: https://vidaldigitalmiami.com/plugins/vidal-promise-box/
Privacy
Vidal Promise Box does not send personal data to Vidal Digital or any external service. Anonymous visitors may receive a one-way local visitor hash used only to avoid immediate repetition and aggregate local interactions. Favorites and recent history are stored in the visitor’s browser. Administrators may remove all plugin data through the uninstall setting.