Listen
Hear the Bible on your way to work.
The Bible read aloud by a real person: narrator Bob Souer reads almost every chapter of the Berean Standard Bible. Keep listening with the screen off, on a walk or in the car.
Bible and prayer for iPhone
You long for God.
Then the day begins.
A few quiet minutes in God's word, every day. Name what is on your heart and get a plan of scripture and prayer for it, with an AI Bible Teacher that shows you the verses behind its answers.
iPhone app. Opens Ash Wednesday, February 10, 2027.
For Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant Christians. The Bible, audio, prayers and every plan are free.
What would help you make room for God each day?
A few questions, then join the waitlist to see your routine result and a plan to begin with. Answers stay on this page until you join. We then store them with your email to improve the app. No private prayer details needed.
“My soul thirsteth for God, for the living God”
The gap closes a few minutes at a time.
Some weeks the Bible stays on the shelf. The reading plan from January stalled somewhere in Leviticus. Prayer gets the minutes in the car, between one thing and the next. And under all of it, you still want to be close to God.
That wanting is where ScriptureVerse begins. It makes room in the day you actually have. Bring what you are carrying, and it gives you a few minutes of scripture and prayer for it, and a place to come back to tomorrow.
How it works
Bring what's on your heart to God.
You don't have to decide where to start. Start with the thing you keep bringing to prayer.
Worry, money, a hurt you cannot let go. Choose what is on your heart and get one of 20 plans, 7 to 47 days.
Name what's on your heart
Pick up to two things you are carrying, how much time you have and your tradition.
Find your plan. Set your reminder.
A plan for what you chose, with a reminder at the time you pick.
Read a little. Reflect. Pray.
Each day gives you scripture to read, a reflection, a prayer and one step to live it.
Inside the app
Open it. Know where to begin.
The Today screen: day 3 of a 21-day plan on peace and anxiety, Psalm 94:19, with a Start Day 3 button and the garden growing.
The Teacher answering why Paul says not to be anxious, quoting Philippians 4:6, with buttons for each verse it cites.
Praying the Rosary in Lent: the third Hail Mary of the second Sorrowful Mystery, the Scourging at the Pillar, with the beads lit as you go.
The Garden: a painted garden doing well, the days studied so far, and your plants below.
The Teacher
When a passage leaves you with questions, ask.
Ask the AI Bible Teacher about a passage. It shows the verses behind its answer so you can read them yourself, and it can draw on the Church Fathers too. Answers follow your chosen tradition and name where Christians disagree. AI can make mistakes.
Why does Paul say not to be anxious?
Teacher
Paul isn't telling the Philippians to stop caring. He's telling them where to take the worry.
“In nothing be anxious, but in everything, by prayer and petition with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God.”
- Philippians 4:6-7
- Philippians 4:5
- Philippians 1:13
- 1 Peter 5:7
Six Teachers, three ways of teaching. Choose yours.
Grace and NoahGentle and warm, for when Scripture meets your life.
Leah and SamCurious and clear, makes the Bible make sense.
Clara and TheoThoughtful and thorough, loves the sources.
Every Teacher is AI. The portraits are painted. No Teacher is a real person.
Listen and pray
Scripture for your ears. Prayer for your hands.
Pray
Pray the Rosary, bead by bead. Or the Jesus Prayer, knot by knot.
Pray the Rosary with the mysteries of the day and your place saved. Or follow the Jesus Prayer on a prayer rope of 33, 50 or 100 knots.
47days, from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday
Lent and Great Lent
Give your Lent a place to begin each day.
Follow The Road to Easter: 47 days from Ash Wednesday, February 10, to Easter Sunday. For Orthodox Christians, Great Lent begins later, on Clean Monday, with the Prayer of St Ephrem.
Your garden
See your plan grow from seed to flower.
Each plan plants a seed. As you work through it, the seed grows into a flower on the day you finish. Stay away a few days and the garden goes dry. The day you come back, it rains.
Newly planted
Taking root
Established
Your tradition
Your tradition shapes what you read and how you pray.
Choose Catholic, Orthodox or Protestant when you start. Your Bible, your prayers and the Teacher's answers follow your choice. You can change it any time.
Catholic
- All 73 books
- The Rosary, with the mysteries of the day
- The feast of the day
- Answers rooted in Scripture and Tradition
Orthodox
- The longer Old Testament, with Psalm 151 and 3 and 4 Maccabees
- The Jesus Prayer on a prayer rope
- Great Lent from Clean Monday
- Answers rooted in Holy Tradition
Protestant
- The 66 books, the Apocrypha only if you want it
- All 66 books read aloud
- Answers that hold Scripture as the final authority
- Answers that name where Christians differ
Fair questions
Your faith is personal. These questions matter.
- Is this for my tradition?
- Catholic, Orthodox or Protestant: choose your tradition when you start. The books of your Bible, your prayers and the Teacher's answers follow that choice. Where Christians disagree, the Teacher says so.
- Can the AI Teacher get things wrong?
- Yes. The Teacher is AI and can make mistakes, and it says so right under where you type. It quotes the scripture it draws on so you can check the verses yourself. Your daily plans are written ahead of time, not generated as you go.
- What happens to what I write?
- Your plan reflections and prayers are never sent to an AI. We do not sell your data or use it for ads. The Teacher starts only after you agree to use it, and you can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app. Read the privacy policy.
- What can I use for free?
- The Bible, the audio, the prayers and every plan are free. You can begin without an account. A subscription gives you more time with the AI Teacher.
FAQ
Before you join.
When does it launch?
Ash Wednesday, February 10, 2027. We will email the waitlist when the iPhone app opens.
Is it on Android or iPad?
It is built for iPhone first. There is no version for Android or iPad, and no date for one yet.
What will you email me?
Launch news and short updates on what we are making. Unsubscribe any time.
Which Bible translations are there?
The World English Bible (with a Catholic edition), the Berean Standard Bible, the King James Version and the American Standard Version, plus Louis Segond in French and Luther 1912 in German.
Does it replace my church or my Bible?
No. It is a daily companion that sends you back to scripture, to prayer and to your church.
Do I need to know the Bible already?
No. When you start, you tell us how familiar you are with the Bible, from brand new to well read.
“Draw nigh to God, and he will draw nigh to you.”
Close the gap this Lent.
Take the habit check, then leave your email. We will tell you when ScriptureVerse opens on iPhone.
What would help you make room for God each day?
A few questions, then join the waitlist to see your routine result and a plan to begin with. Answers stay on this page until you join. We then store them with your email to improve the app. No private prayer details needed.
iPhone app. Opens Ash Wednesday, February 10, 2027.
Want to help test it before launch?
The iPhone beta is open to testers. Join the iPhone beta