Reader built for the Word
Genesis to Revelation in the 1611 text, verse speakers, chapter audio, and progress for the book and the chapter — not a generic ebook skin.
Gallery
The design, in the hand.
Real screens from the app — daily verse, 1611 reading, offline search, Tools, maps, dictionary, and Together.
Home
A quiet home for the day’s verse
The Home screen opens with Scripture, not a feed. Daily verse, reading-plan progress, and continue-reading sit on rounded study cards with the same serif titles you see in the app.
Marks in the margin
Select words, tap a color, keep Listen and + on every verse. The dark reader keeps gold progress and a book jump rail along the edge.
Together, if you choose
Open a group and share a reading plan, prayer, and discussion. The public website wall shows prayer text only — never a name.
Extras, not clutter
Parables, prophecies, maps, dictionary, plans, Living Scripture Tree, and games sit on gold-labeled mosaic cards — the custom study desk of the app.
Atlas, not clip-art
Historical Bible maps as stacked study cards: Patriarchs, Exodus, Tribes, kingdoms — public-domain plates, pinch-zoom, offline.
Easton at your thumb
Nearly four thousand lexicon entries, A–Z chips, search for people and places. The Tools tab keeps bookmarks, highlights, and notes beside it.