Reform Study
Deep Bible study, made light
About
This app offers in-depth Bible study tools, combining a digital library with intuitive reading features. Explore original languages, commentaries, cross-references, and visual aids. Collaborate with others and take notes offline.
What's New in Reform Study
1.4.1
October 6, 2026
Improvements to handwriting on iPad, note editing on iPhone, and a handful of other improvements and fixes. - When handwriting on iPad, the canvas is now full-width instead of being constrained to an inline block - When taking notes on iPhone, the cursor no longer jumps around so erratically in different situations - There's now an easy way to insert scripture blocks in notes on mobile - Meaning matches in the search sheet now render their text instead of just references - Scripture reading now uses an improved text-to-speech system - Teachers can now fully manage their teams from mobile
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FAQ
What is Reform Study?
Reform Study is a Bible study application designed to function as both a digital library and a research tool. It offers in-depth textual analysis, integrated commentaries, and collaborative features for a comprehensive study experience.
Does Reform Study have ads?
No, Reform Study is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted study experience. This is consistent with its focus on deep reading and research without distractions.
What devices does Reform Study support?
Reform Study is available on iPhone and iPad, offering a seamless experience across Apple mobile devices.
How often is Reform Study updated?
The app was last updated on October 6, 2026, indicating active development and maintenance. Users can expect ongoing improvements and feature additions.
Can I use Reform Study offline?
Yes, Reform Study offers full offline access. You can download entire books, including translations, original languages, and all reference materials, for study without an internet connection.
What is the age rating for Reform Study?
Reform Study has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in biblical study.
How does the AI assistant in Reform Study work?
The AI assistant in Reform Study is designed to support, not replace, your own reading. It only becomes active after you've made your initial notes, then it reads the same text and library as you, questioning your claims and clarifying when it's recalling information.
What kind of commentaries are available in Reform Study?
Reform Study includes access to classic commentators such as Matthew Henry, Calvin, Gill, Clarke, Keil and Delitzsch, and Spurgeon on the Psalms, all integrated directly with the biblical text.
