Read
Open full chapters, save passages, keep your place, and see source and canon context close to the text.
Product
One quiet loop, three ways in.
Begin with a daily reading, stay for the full chapter, then continue through prayer or a guided path without leaving the same gentle rhythm.
Read, pray, continue.
Pray
Shape a morning, midday, meal, or evening pause with optional routines and reminders.
Continue
Follow a guided sequence for a season, question, tradition, or gentle return.
Choose a context without flattening the differences.
Each context keeps its translation and canon boundaries visible.
Catholic
Catholic reading uses the Douay-Rheims Challoner public-domain mirror in a 73-book Catholic shape, with the Esther and Daniel additions integrated into those books.
Protestant
Protestant reading uses the King James Version 1769 public-domain mirror in a 66-book library.
Orthodox-oriented
Orthodox-oriented Old Testament reading uses the Brenton English Septuagint public-domain mirror; New Testament reading uses a clearly labeled KJV public-domain fallback.
Comparative Study
Comparative Study is study material, not a church tradition or a claim that canon-border texts belong to every Christian canon.
Structure without spectacle.
Reading progress, favorites, routines, and preferences stay tied to the reader account rather than a public profile.
The Android app contains no ads, no ad network, and no ad personalization.
bibleverse has no public user profiles, comments, direct messages, leaderboards, or social feed.
- Saved passages and favorites
- Account-linked progress that is not public
- Optional reminders
- Visible source and canon notes
Join the Android beta.
bibleverse is preparing for public launch on Android. Android tester interest is open; access and timing are not guaranteed. iOS is planned later and is not currently available.