A quiet place to read the Bible with help
Ask questions in plain language. Get answers grounded in scripture and historic commentaries. Every claim cited. No speculation.
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Type any question about the Bible in plain language.
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Get an answer with every verse cited and tappable.
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Tap any verse to read it in context. Compare translations.
Built on trusted sources
Every answer draws from public-domain Bible translations and historic commentaries. No copyrighted material. No modern paraphrases.
Translations
- King James Version (KJV)
- World English Bible (WEB)
- American Standard Version (ASV)
- Young's Literal Translation (YLT)
Commentaries
- Matthew Henry
- Adam Clarke
- John Gill
- Jamieson-Fausset-Brown
- Spurgeon (Psalms)
- Church Fathers (Augustine, Chrysostom, Aquinas)
- Nave's Topical Bible
Five ways to read
Choose an interpretive lens. Each one frames answers through a different Christian tradition's historic sources. The app never takes sides — it shows you how different traditions have read the same text.
What BibleAI won't do
Honesty about limitations builds trust. Here's what this tool is not.
Pricing
Free
$0
- 10 questions per day
- KJV + WEB translations
- Default lens only
Plus
$6.99/month
or $49/year
- Unlimited questions
- All 4 translations
- All 5 tradition lenses
- Commentary access
- Daily verse email
- Bookmarks
Lifetime
$99
First 500 users only
- Everything in Plus
- One-time payment
- Forever access
Questions about the questions
Is this heresy?
No. BibleAI uses only public-domain Bible translations and historic commentaries from respected scholars across Christian traditions. It never claims spiritual authority and always points users to their pastor and local church.
Who made this?
BibleAI is built by ManaTech, a custom application development company. The system prompt and refusal behaviors have been reviewed by advisors from multiple Christian traditions.
Why only KJV, WEB, ASV, and YLT?
These are the only major English translations that are in the public domain. Modern translations like NIV, ESV, and NLT are copyrighted and require expensive licenses. We may add them in the future through proper licensing agreements.
Do you see my conversations?
No. Your conversations are stored only in your own account and are never logged to analytics tools, used for training, or shared with third parties. You can export or delete all your data at any time.
What denominations is this for?
All of them — and none in particular. The default lens sits in historic mere-Christianity territory. You can optionally select a tradition-specific lens (Reformed, Catholic, Orthodox, or Wesleyan) to frame answers through that tradition's historic sources.