Crossword
Fill a Scripture grid from the bundled word bank. Clues point to verses you can open in the 1611 reader.
About the app
Christ-centered study from the King James Bible.
Read, search, and keep the Word on your Android phone. No ads. No account required.
Closed Google Play testing
Download the app — write us first.
Bible Together is on Google Play as a closed tester list, not a public store listing. Play will not show it unless we add the Google account on your Android phone. Email support@ainsidersnetwork.com with that Gmail / Google account. We will send the Play invite. Then install from Play so bookmarks, notes, and Together stay with the reviewed build.
- 1Email support@ainsidersnetwork.com from, or naming, the Google account on your phone. Subject can be “closed Play tester.”
- 2Open the Play invite we send. Join the tester list, then install Bible Together (package
org.kingjames1611assistant). - 3You can also use the chat on this page if you would rather not email. Do not send passwords.
Newer in the app
Study that lifts off the page.
Crossword, Word Search, Bible Quest, a living tree, and verse-over-verse compare — the same gold-and-leather study desk, now with depth you can feel.
Word Search
Hunt Bible words on the grid, then look the verse up without leaving the game.
Bible Quest
Know the Word, prove the truth, walk the story. Badges stay on the phone unless you opt into Together Cloud backup.
Living Scripture Tree
Plant one tree and tend it through the year. Growth stays with your study, not a social feed.
Compare editions
Stack King James 1769, AKJV, Webster 1833, ASV 1901, WEB, NHEB, and Berean Standard under a verse. Search and Together AI still quote 1611.
Prayer wall
Published Together prayers move in a closed window on this site — names never appear, even if the wall holds millions of requests.
What you can do
Scripture first. Jesus at the center.
Profound truth, simply stated. The app teaches from the King James Bible and points to Christ — not to a personality, a trend, or another faith.
Read the 1611 KJV
The complete 1611 King James Bible stays on your phone, including the Apocrypha as printed in 1611. Display spelling is eased for reading; the underlying verse text used for study and citations is not rewritten.
Search and study
Full-text search, cross-references, Easton’s Bible Dictionary, offline maps, bookmarks, highlights, notes, and reading plans — all available without an internet connection.
Together AI
Together AI is the Bible teacher you ask questions. It looks up King James verses on the phone, then writes the lesson. Saved chats stay on the device. Scholar can also save those chats to your Together account. Premium does not.
Listen
Hear Scripture with voices on this phone. That listening is unlimited and free. Premium and Scholar can also use the Premium cloud voice when Online Mode is on, with no monthly hour cap.
Tools and extras
The Tools tab holds personal study helpers. Extras include parables, people, prophecies, the Ten Commandments, fruit of the Spirit, spiritual gifts, the armor of God, a timeline, Living Scripture Tree, games, and Bible Quest.
Together, if you choose
Invite-only groups for shared catalog plans, custom reading schedules, and prayer. Free accounts can create up to 3 groups. New accounts confirm by email on this website, then you can sign in here or in the Android app. Published prayer text also appears on this site’s prayer wall with no name. A Together account is not required to read the Bible. Group Chat follows the group owner’s paid plan.
Together
Together is optional and invite-only. Groups can share a catalog plan or a custom reading schedule, encourage one another, and keep prayer before the Lord. Admins can start or stop a plan, and can kick, unkick, ban, or unban a member. After you create an account, the confirmation email opens a page on this site that tells you the account is ready. Then sign in on this website or in the Android app. Published prayer request text also appears on this site’s prayer wall with no name. You can keep reading with no Together account at all. Group Chat follows the current group owner’s paid plan.
Plans
Free: 2 Together AI questions a day (Beginner and Standard; Deep study is on Scholar), 3 groups, Chat in 1 group, unlimited listening on the phone. Premium ($11.99/month or $89.99/year): 250 questions a month, Chat in every group (up to 20), unlimited Premium voice, cloud save of settings. Together AI chats stay on the phone. Scholar ($19.99/month or $149.99/year): 500 questions a month, up to 100 groups, unlimited Premium voice, Deep study, and cloud save of Together AI chats. Cards never enter the app. Pay on this website with Stripe. Open Plan and billing.
Privacy
Your Bible, search, Listen, bookmarks, notes, highlights, chats, and personal plans stay on the phone. No ads. No analytics. Online Mode is off by default. When it is off, Together, Cloud Ask, Cloud Listening, and model downloads stay blocked.
Open source
The program is licensed under the GNU GPL v3. The King James text is public domain in most countries. In the United Kingdom, Crown printing rights for the Authorised Version may still apply to commercial printing.
Questions
If you are wondering, start here.
What is Bible Together?
It is a Christian Android app for reading and studying the 1611 King James Bible. Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior, and the teaching stays with Scripture. It is not a wellness app and not a multi-faith tool.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Reading, search, bookmarks, notes, highlights, plans, dictionary, maps, and core study work without a network. Online Mode is off until you turn it on. Together groups need the network and an invite.
Which Bible does it use?
The public-domain 1611 King James Version, 80 books (66 canonical plus the 14 Apocrypha books as in 1611). Display spelling is modernized for readability. The stored verse text used for citations is the 1611 wording. Compare can stack King James 1769, American King James, Webster 1833, ASV 1901, World English Bible, New Heart English Bible, and Berean Standard Bible under a verse. Search and Together AI stay on 1611.
Is this Adrian Rogers or Love Worth Finding?
No. The app is not Adrian Rogers, Love Worth Finding, or Bellevue Baptist Church, and is not endorsed by them. Teaching aims at clear, Christ-centered, Scripture-applied help in an original pastoral voice.
How do I install it?
Google Play is closed testing. Email support@ainsidersnetwork.com with the Google account on your Android phone. We add you to the tester list and send a Play invite. Then install the listing for package org.kingjames1611assistant. Companion/standard APKs use the same package id and are not the Play Store build. Older com.example.kingjames1611assistant installs are a different app. F-Droid is not a shipping flavor. You can also use the chat on this page.
Does Ask send my questions to the cloud?
Yes, in Play and companion/standard Android builds. Verse lookup stays on the phone. The written lesson goes to our Cloudflare host when Online Mode is on. We do not keep a lasting training archive of Together AI chats. Saved chats stay on the phone. Scholar can save those chats to your Together account; Premium does not. Together AI is a Bible-study helper, not a general chatbot, and it is not the voice of God.
How do I pay, and what do I get?
Sign in on the Together account page with the same email as the app. Tap a Pay button. Stripe opens next. Your card never enters the app.
Free: the King James Bible, 2 Together AI questions a day, 3 groups, Chat in 1 group, unlimited listening on the phone.
Premium ($11.99 a month or $89.99 a year): 250 questions a month, Chat in every group (up to 20), unlimited Premium voice, cloud save of settings and progress. Together AI chats stay on the phone. Deep study is not included.
Scholar ($19.99 a month or $149.99 a year): everything in Premium, 500 questions a month, Deep study and Go Deeper, up to 100 groups, unlimited Premium voice, and cloud save of Together AI chats.
Where is the Google Play privacy policy and store information?
The Play privacy policy is this site’s Privacy Policy. Account deletion is at account deletion. Operators filling Play Console should use the Play declarations page (Developer Program Policies and US export / encryption) and the Data safety worksheet.
What is Together?
An optional invite-only group feature for shared plans and prayer. Sign-in is only for Together. Kick means an admin can restore the person with Unkick. Ban means they cannot rejoin until an admin Unbans. Regular reading never requires Together. After you create an account, check email: the confirmation link opens this site’s confirmation page. Then sign in here or in the app. Prayer request text also appears on the public prayer wall without any name.
The Together confirmation email opened a blank page. What do I do?
Use the newest confirmation email. It should open a page on this website that says the account was created successfully. Then return to the Android app, turn Online Mode on if needed, and Sign in. If the link is old, create the account again so a fresh email can be sent. You can also open this website anytime from Settings → Data in the app.
Where is the privacy policy and how do I delete an account?
Read the Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and account deletion pages. The same website is linked in the App under Settings → Data, directly above the version number. Reading the Bible does not create an account. Together (Play and companion/standard) uses email sign-in. Delete that cloud copy in the App under Settings → Data, on the Together account page after you sign in, or email support@ainsidersnetwork.com if you need a person to confirm.
Where can I get help?
Email support@ainsidersnetwork.com, or use the chat button on this page. Someone from the project, or the site assistant when it is on, can answer questions about the app, install, privacy, and how to study with it.
Talk with us
Need a hand? The chat is on this page.
Open the chat widget in the corner, or email support@ainsidersnetwork.com. Ask about a closed Play invite, reading plans, Together groups, or how to keep the Word close in daily life. We will point you back to Scripture and to the features already on your phone. Do not send passwords in chat or email.