LDSBot Reviews: Is It Legit?

LDSBot
LDSBot
B. H. Roberts Foundation

Customer Experience

Positive experience69.2% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience30.8% of reviews

~ Based on 13 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is LDSBot Safe?

LDSBot appears mostly safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for LDSBot is 82/100.

This assessment is based on 34 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.4/5.

Safety Analysis

87.9% of ratings point to a safe experience
0.0% of ratings suggest some concerns
12.1% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 33 App Store ratings for LDSBot.

Is LDSBot Legit?

LDSBot appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for LDSBot is 65/100.

Based on 65 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

All the helps I needed

I struggle to make daily scripture study meaningful, engaging, and quick for teens. This helps me zero in on the message and have a good conversation.

Great app for researching LDS beliefs and doctrine.

This app helped me a lot when I writing a sacrament talk. It gives the information I want and where it’s from so I can double check it. It’s also great for just asking questions about any stuff you’re wondering about in LDS doctrine.

Awesome resource

I use this almost daily in my come follow me study. I have multiple resource books to help me understand the Old Testament I use daily as well, but there are just questions that aren’t in any book. I have compared the response to other AI models, and LDSBot consistently gives me the best gospel answers from AI: most complete, most informative, and with an LDS viewpoint. Highly recommend.
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Made me leave the church

Kinda sad the bot made me leave the church

10/10 Would Recommend…

I’ve enjoyed connecting with the bot and talking through various questions. Awesome job developers!

Needed updating

I asked about President Oaks and LDSBot did not realize he was the current prophet. Needs to be updated.

Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback! LDSBot has now been updated with this information.

Great

Love it

Annoying!

advertising is so annoying. a banner ad across the program I’m watching and I can’t get rid of it!

Response from developer

LDSBot does not have any in-app advertising.

A Fantastic App

I love how this app can help me find scriptures I’m looking for based on questions I ask it. I appreciate how it answers difficult questions with caveats that feel appropriate imo, and can help you know where to look next for further evidence and answers.

Great resource!

Love the ease of use and the excellent information on this app. Thank you for creating a great tool for gospel study or teaching. Excellent for sparking great conversations!

I love LDSBot

I’m so thankful for this app, it quickly helps me find scriptures and conference talks I’m looking for and it’s super helpful at helping me learn about things related to the gospel.

I also really love that it’s started to link to the sources directly. It’s so helpful to be able to jump right to a conference talk or resource that is referenced.

I’m hoping that it will start linking to the scriptures that it references too so that we can jump to the referenced scriptures with a single tap too.
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Decent for parroting, bad for learning

This app might help you write a talk for sacrament meeting, but it is not good at tackling anything more complex or nuanced than a primary lesson. It hedges every statement, and won’t help you deal with any tough questions. In trying to make a faith-promoting app, they’ve actually made an intellectually dishonest app, that will ultimately only benefit lazy learners. Use it to write a lesson, but don’t use it if you want to learn anything or deepen your understanding.
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Can’t answer any direct questions without word salad?

The bot shuts down at the slightest direct questioning.

Present it with evidence about no coinage in pre-Colombian America? It can’t handle it and shuts down

Ask it why past first presidency statements say that the priesthood will never be given to black people and specifically called it “doctrine”? It says “have a nice day” and shuts down

It’s almost like it was programmed to not follow critical lines of thought. Although I was also similarly programmed to think as such by the cult, so I guess it tracks (I’m using the word “cult” very precisely according to the BITE model definition)
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