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The King James, set to be read
All 31,102 verses, typeset at a size you choose, in a single column that stays out of the way. No pop-ups, no banners, no reading streak nagging you.
I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token of a covenant between me and the earth.
I place my rainbow in the sky, a beautiful promise of peace between me and the world.
King James Version · 3-day free trial, then $29.99 a year
The whole Bible, said twice
Most Bible apps give you the text and leave you with it. This one was written out twice — 31,102 verses in the King James, and 31,102 again in plain language. Not a study guide bolted on the side. The reading itself.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
God's love for the world was so immense, He gifted us His only Son. Anyone who trusts in Him will not face death, but enjoy a life that never ends.
Sixty-six books, sixty-six paintings
Every book of the Bible has its own illustration — Genesis to Revelation, including the ones nobody paints. They are how you navigate the app, and they are the reason it does not look like software.
See all sixty-six
Genesis 
Deuteronomy 
1 Samuel 
1 Chronicles 
Esther 
Ecclesiastes 
Lamentations 
Joel 
Micah 
Haggai 
Mark 
Romans 
Ephesians 
2 Thessalonians 
Philemon 
2 Peter What it does
All 31,102 verses, typeset at a size you choose, in a single column that stays out of the way. No pop-ups, no banners, no reading streak nagging you.
Not a summary and not a study note — the same verse said the way a person would say it today. Written for all 31,102 verses, not just the famous ones.
One verse a day, paired with its own art. It takes a minute, which is the point — it is built to be finished, not scrolled.
How it was made
The plain-language reading covers the whole Bible, not the quotable parts of it. All 31,102 verses have one — which is why it reads the same in Leviticus as it does in John, where most study aids quietly thin out.
The artwork runs book by book, one image each, no repeats. That is what the subscription pays for. The King James text underneath it has been free for four hundred years, and we are not pretending otherwise.
Pricing
$4.99
per month
$29.99
per year — two months free
Both start with a 3-day free trial. One subscription covers iPhone and iPad. Cancel in Apple ID settings at any time.
Start the free trialQuestions
The King James Version, in full. It is public domain, so the text itself is free — what the subscription pays for is the plain-language reading of every verse and the artwork for all sixty-six books.
The daily verse and a sample from every book, on this site and in the app. The subscription opens the complete text with the plain-language reading throughout.
Nothing disappears mid-term — access runs to the end of the period you paid for. Manage or cancel it in your Apple ID settings; we never see your payment details.
Yes. The whole Bible ships inside the app, so it reads on a plane, on the subway, and anywhere with no signal. Nothing streams.