Frequently Asked Questions

You can read the Bible completely free without an account. However, you'll need to sign up to save notes, highlights, track quiz progress, and create your profile.

Yes. Our core mission is to provide free access to scripture and study tools. We don't have paywalls or ads. We rely on community support to keep running.

If you're logged out, click "Forgot Password" on the login screen. If you're logged in, you can update your password in your Settings.

We currently support King James Version (KJV) viewable with inline section headings. We also support NLT and NIV viewing modes. More translations are on our roadmap.

Our AI tools help explain complex passages, summarize chapters, and provide historical context. You can access AI features by selecting any text in the reader. Note: AI is a study aid, not a replacement for scripture itself.

Yes! By default, all your notes and highlights are private and encrypted. You can choose to make specific notes public if you want to share them with the community.

We offer fun, educational games like Word Connect and Memory Match. They are designed to test your biblical knowledge and help you memorize scripture in an engaging way. You can access them from the "Trivia Games" menu.

The Daily Bread is our daily devotional feature. It provides a curated scripture passage, reflection, and practical application for each day, helping you build a consistent spiritual rhythm.

Our unique podcast feature uses AI to generate audio series on various biblical topics. You can listen to full episodes on-the-go, complete with custom cover art and professional voice narrations.

The feed is a safe space to see what others are learning. You can see public notes, daily verses, and church updates. You can filter by "For You", "Following", or "Churches".

Go to the "Churches" tab in the feed or search for a church name. Click "Follow" on their profile to see their sermons and updates in your feed.