Bible Reader: Verse of the Day
Veltis Labs Books & Reference In-app purchases
KJV, WEB, ASV. Search, 4 highlight colors, notes, verse widget, reading plans.
- Price
- Free
- In-app purchases
- Updated
- Nov 11
- 2026 · v1.0.0
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About Bible Reader: Verse of the Day
You open a Bible app to read one chapter and get a banner, a sign-in prompt and a feed of other people's posts. This one opens on the page you left.
Bible Reader keeps three public-domain texts on your phone: the King James Version, the World English Bible and the American Standard Version. Pick a book and chapter in two taps, swipe to the next chapter, or type a passage like John 3:16 or 1 Cor 13 and land on it.
Search is the part we sweated over. Type a few words and every verse that holds all of them appears, with the matches in bold. Put a phrase in quotes to match it exactly. Narrow it to the Old Testament, the New Testament or the book you are in.
Mark what matters. Tap a verse, or several, and highlight in yellow, green, blue or pink, add a bookmark, write a note, copy it, share it, or set it beside other translations. All your marks sit in one list you can scroll back through.
Make it comfortable: seven text sizes up to very large, serif or sans-serif, three line spacings, verse numbers on or off, a dark theme, and a switch to keep the screen on.
The verse of the day widget puts a verse on your home screen. Tap it to keep reading from there.
Bible Reader Pro is a single purchase. It opens seven more public-domain translations (Berean Standard, Young's Literal, Darby, Webster's, Douay-Rheims, the Revised Version and the British WEB), reading plans for Proverbs, the Gospels, the Psalms, the New Testament and the whole Bible, and export of your highlights and notes to Markdown, CSV or PDF. Everything described above stays in the app either way.
The Bible texts are in English; the menus follow your phone's language. The 66 books of the Protestant canon are included, the Apocrypha is not. Every text is public domain and its source is listed inside the app. There are no ads and no sign-in. Your marks stay on your phone, with buttons to export or erase all of it.
Bible Reader keeps three public-domain texts on your phone: the King James Version, the World English Bible and the American Standard Version. Pick a book and chapter in two taps, swipe to the next chapter, or type a passage like John 3:16 or 1 Cor 13 and land on it.
Search is the part we sweated over. Type a few words and every verse that holds all of them appears, with the matches in bold. Put a phrase in quotes to match it exactly. Narrow it to the Old Testament, the New Testament or the book you are in.
Mark what matters. Tap a verse, or several, and highlight in yellow, green, blue or pink, add a bookmark, write a note, copy it, share it, or set it beside other translations. All your marks sit in one list you can scroll back through.
Make it comfortable: seven text sizes up to very large, serif or sans-serif, three line spacings, verse numbers on or off, a dark theme, and a switch to keep the screen on.
The verse of the day widget puts a verse on your home screen. Tap it to keep reading from there.
Bible Reader Pro is a single purchase. It opens seven more public-domain translations (Berean Standard, Young's Literal, Darby, Webster's, Douay-Rheims, the Revised Version and the British WEB), reading plans for Proverbs, the Gospels, the Psalms, the New Testament and the whole Bible, and export of your highlights and notes to Markdown, CSV or PDF. Everything described above stays in the app either way.
The Bible texts are in English; the menus follow your phone's language. The 66 books of the Protestant canon are included, the Apocrypha is not. Every text is public domain and its source is listed inside the app. There are no ads and no sign-in. Your marks stay on your phone, with buttons to export or erase all of it.
What’s new
Version 1.0.0 · Updated November 11, 2026
First release: read three Bible texts offline, search every verse, highlight, bookmark and add notes, and put the verse of the day on your home screen.