RUACH Bible & Prayer

RUACH is a Bible reading and prayer community app built for people who want to go deeper — in Scripture, in faith, and in community. Read. Pray. Connect. Grow. THE BIBLE, BEAUTIFULLY Read the full Bible in KJV and Bible in Basic English — completely offline. Search all 31,102 verses instantly. Bookmark verses, add personal notes, and watch the original Hebrew and Greek text reveal itself as you scroll. BIBLICAL JOURNEY MAPS Walk the footsteps of 34 biblical figures — Jesus, Paul, Moses, and 31 more — across 248 historical waypoints, place by place in order of events. See where they were born, where they traveled, and where their stories ended. AI-POWERED INSIGHT Three AI features powered by Claude help Scripture come alive. Historical Info shows when a book was written and what was happening historically. Modern Context shows how ancient Scripture applies to your life today. Bible Chat lets you ask anything about the passage you are reading. PRAY TOGETHER A daily Verse of the Day anchors every visit to the Prayer tab — tap it to jump directly to that passage. Post prayer requests, encourage others, and watch God move through the community. Post anonymously or publicly. PRAYER GROUPS Create private prayer groups with a unique invite code. Chat together and encourage one another in a space only your group can see. FIND YOUR CHURCH Discover local churches, watch live services, view events, and give digitally — all in one place. See the Trending Verses tab to discover what the RUACH community is reading and bookmarking most. PREMIUM Free users get the full Bible, bookmarks, prayer wall, and 5 AI uses. Upgrade to Premium for a personalized 12-month Bible study and expanded daily AI access — $4.99/month or $29.99/year. Subscriptions auto-renew. Cancel anytime in iPhone Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions. RUACH — the Hebrew word for Spirit, Wind, and Breath. The same word used in Genesis when God breathed life into humanity. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/