Every chapter, read aloud
The complete Old and New Testament, narrated straight through. Adjust the pace from 0.8× to 2×, set a sleep timer, and keep going with the screen off. Your place is saved to the verse, not to the chapter.
The complete Old and New Testament, narrated straight through. Adjust the pace from 0.8× to 2×, set a sleep timer, and keep going with the screen off. Your place is saved to the verse, not to the chapter.

Chronological, Old-to-New, Psalms and Proverbs, or short plans on grief, anxiety and forgiveness. Each one tells you exactly what today is.

One passage on the lock screen before the day starts, read in the same voice you fell asleep to. Tap once to hear the chapter it came from.
Most listening happens with your hands busy and the screen dark. The app is built for that first and for reading second.
A dimmed screen, a quieter mix, and a timer that fades out rather than cutting. In the morning it offers to resume from the last verse you were awake for.
Bluetooth, CarPlay and Android Auto all connect on their own. The steering wheel controls pause, skip a chapter and mark a verse without a glance at the screen.
The daily portion is sized to the gap you actually have. Finish it and the plan moves on; miss it and nothing is lost, the queue just waits.
Tonight’s chapters and the rest of your plan sit on the device. Tunnels, planes and cheap hotel wifi make no difference to what plays.

Switch translation without losing your place or your progress.

One tap saves the verse that's playing. Everything you've marked is a list you can play back on its own.
I
Chronological, a year, or two weeks on one subject. You can change it later without losing what you've already heard.
II
In the car, on the walk, at the sink. Bluetooth, CarPlay and Android Auto all work, and the lock screen is enough to pause, skip and mark.
III
One portion a day, always on the same screen. Your streak, the verses you marked and the hours left in the plan are the only numbers you have to look at.
Most people have no idea how much of the Bible they've read. The map fills in book by book as you listen, so the whole thing stops being an undifferentiated brick.
I've owned the same Bible for eleven years and never got past Leviticus. I finished the Old Testament on the drive to work.
My eyes are bad now and small print had quietly taken it away from me. Hearing it read is not a substitute. It's better.
Every chapter, every plan, and the daily verse cost nothing and are not time-limited. Premium pays for the things that cost us money to run.
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Yes. All sixty-six books, narrated end to end, with no chapter limit and no trial clock. Premium adds offline downloads, extra translations and the sleep timer — not the text.
Nothing. The plan waits where you left it instead of piling up. You can also shorten the daily portion at any point without starting the book again.
Human narrators, one voice per testament, recorded in a studio rather than generated. Book introductions are read by the same voices.
Premium downloads the next stretch of your plan to the device, so tunnels, planes and hotel wifi make no difference to what plays.
Your marks, plan and progress stay in your account and are never sold. Deleting the account deletes them the same day.
Open the cancel page, pick the store you subscribed through, and follow the two steps. No support call, no retention queue.