Siri Integration with App Clips for Scripture References

[jmjosh90]

During EQ, I had the unconscious process happen where I did my typical swipe down to search Siri and started to type a scripture reference before I stopped myself realizing it would not work.
But that would be something to consider, why don’t we have a process set up to make it intuitive to open the gospel library app to a scripture reference as if it were typed in the searchbar in the Gosepl Library app, but using Siri suggestions.
The process would be as follows:
1. User calls Siri suggestions
2. User inputs a scripture reference or content title from gospel library
3. Siri Suggestions returns an app-clip for the content as shown in Gospel library
4. User is routed to either the content in Gospel library or the content as an app clip that is a shell of the gospel library app (maybe even with explanations built towards sharing the gospel with friends)

[BrianEdwards]

During EQ, I had the unconscious process happen where I did my typical swipe down to search Siri and started to type a scripture reference before I stopped myself realizing it would not work.
But that would be something to consider, why don’t we have a process set up to make it intuitive to open the gospel library app to a scripture reference as if it were typed in the searchbar in the Gosepl Library app, but using Siri suggestions.
The process would be as follows:
1. User calls Siri suggestions
2. User inputs a scripture reference or content title from gospel library
3. Siri Suggestions returns an app-clip for the content as shown in Gospel library
4. User is routed to either the content in Gospel library or the content as an app clip that is a shell of the gospel library app (maybe even with explanations built towards sharing the gospel with friends)

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[sbradshaw]

Awesome idea! Be sure to send feedback through the app like BrianEdwards suggests.