BasicShintoist

Shintoists are those who practice Shinto rituals, honor kami, and participate in the cultural and spiritual life of Shintoism. While Shintoism is deeply rooted in Japanese culture, it is also practiced by people of various backgrounds who are drawn to its spiritual and philosophical teachings.
This app will help you understand how to use and interact with the Shinto Verses and translation, a application that displays Shinto verses in Japanese along with their English translations. The app allows you to view a random verse, save your favorite verses, view your saved list, and share verses with others.

Main Features:

Display Random Verse:
When you open the app, a random Shinto verse in Japanese will be displayed along with its English translation.
You can view a new random verse by tapping the "Next" button.
Save Favorite Verses:
If you find a verse you like, tap the "Save" button to add it to your saved list.
The saved verses are stored in the app, so you can access them later.
View Saved Verses:
Tap the "Show Saved List" button to see all the verses you have saved.
The saved verses are displayed in a list, showing both the Japanese and English versions.
Share Verses:
You can share the current verse with others by tapping the share icon (a square with an arrow pointing up).
The share sheet will allow you to share the verse through various platforms like messages, email, etc.