Hi! I understand that your Bible app reading plans, guided scripture, and prayer checklist are showing missing days or appearing unchecked, which can be confusing. Let’s walk through this together.

Just to clarify a bit:
- Are the missing days within a specific plan, or does it happen across multiple plans?
- Are those days you skipped or just not showing as completed even after you read them?
- Also, have you tried any fixes yet, like closing or restarting the app?

While I wait for your details, here are some steps you can try that often resolve this kind of issue on Android 10 browsers like WebKit:

1. Refresh the Bible App's Data: Sometimes the app’s local cache can cause display glitches or missing checkmarks. To clear it:
- Go to your Android Settings > Apps > Bible App
- Tap on Storage
- Select "Clear Cache" (don’t clear data yet to avoid losing info)
- Then reopen the app and check your reading plan again.

2. Force Close and Restart the App:
- Swipe the Bible app away from your recent apps or go into Settings > Apps > Bible App > Force Stop
- Relaunch the app and see if the missing days are back or checkmarks restored.

3. Sign Out and Sign Back In:
- Log out of your Bible app account, then log back in. This syncs your progress with the server.

4. Use the "Catch Me Up" Feature:
- If you fell behind, some plans have an option named "Catch Me Up" which moves your plan to the next unread day so you’re current.

5. Check for App Updates:
- Make sure you have the latest version from the Google Play Store or the site you downloaded it from. Fixes are frequently released.

If after these steps the problem persists, there may be a syncing issue or a rare bug in your app version. At that point, a reinstall could help: uninstall then reinstall the app (make sure your account is properly backed up beforehand).

Does any of this sound like what you’ve tried or fits what you’re seeing? Let me know how it goes or if you want me to guide you through these steps!

Also, if you want, I can look deeper into specific plan behaviors or other remedies.

Are you satisfied with this approach so far?