It's easier to trust a person than an empty website — so here's who's behind this and why it exists.
Hi, I'm Pedro.
JW Fusion started from a small, ordinary problem: I had notes, highlights, and bookmarks spread across more than one device, and JW Library had no way to bring them back together into one place. So I decided to build something that could.
It was also a personal challenge — a chance to actually learn how to build something real, end to end, instead of just thinking about it. But the challenge alone wouldn't have carried it through. What kept me going was the thought that it might help someone else enjoy their personal study a little more: someone who switched phones and didn't want to lose years of notes, someone splitting their study between a tablet and a phone, someone who just wants everything in one place again.
JW Fusion has never been about money, and it never will be. No ads, no subscriptions, no "premium" version waiting behind a paywall. That was true on the day I started, and if that ever stops being true, something has gone wrong with the whole reason I built it in the first place.
JW Fusion is an independent, personal project — not made by, for, or with the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania. It's just something I built because I love studying, I love building things, and I wanted both of those to help someone other than me.
If something breaks, if you have an idea, or if it just made your life a little easier — I'd genuinely like to hear about it. [email protected] — I read everything that comes in.
— Pedro