# The Bible Memory App — user reviews

> 606 indexed App Store user reviews of The Bible Memory App by Millennial Apps, LLC, rated 4.80/5 from 31,896 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/the-bible-memory-app/id496790833/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/the-bible-memory-app/id496790833.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 28,395 · 4★ 2,067 · 3★ 615 · 2★ 260 · 1★ 559

## What do users think of The Bible Memory App?

Overall sentiment: positive

**Pros**

- 🚀 Effective memorization tool
- 👍 Intuitive and user-friendly
- 💡 Flexible review scheduling
- 👍 Helpful for spiritual growth
- 🚀 Efficient typing/first-letter mode
- 👍 Motivating points/levels system
- 👍 Ability to add personal notes/drawings

**Cons**

- 🐛 Occasional app crashes
- 🐛 Syncing/account issues
- 🔒 Concerns about cost of upgrades
- 👎 Limited Bible version options
- 👎 Frustration with strict accuracy requirements

**Commonly reported bugs**

- Verse progress/history data loss
- Compatibility issues on certain devices
- Inconsistent behavior with dark mode

**Most requested features**

- Customizable review schedules
- Verse reference testing mode
- Support for more Bible translations
- Ability to delete verses in bulk
- Audio playback/listening feature

## Newest reviews (18 of 606)

### 4/5 — Nice BUUUUUT…

*2026-07-24, version 9.3*

It’s useful for memorizing, however it only allows you 50 free verses, very little ability to check your stats or records. It’s not like expensive to buy the full version (unless paying one time for life [~$200]) but still.

### 5/5 — Incredible! Actually helps!

*2026-07-12, version 9.3*

Well organized and fun/engaging and actually helps you remember scripture!

### 5/5 — Growth Time of Life

*2026-07-11, version 9.3*

A fun and encouraging way to remember scripture!

### 5/5 — What I Think of Bible Memory ♥️ 😊

*2026-07-11, version 9.3*

1. I love being able to memorize efficiently. Bible Memory provides many good ways to memorize Scripture. (Memorize all     James 1. Memorize one at a time and put the reference there. etc.) 

2. Next, it is waaaaaaaaaaaaay better than looking at your Bible, reading a part,  then saying it a thousand times in your head. You only have to memorize it in Bible memory about 20 times (or maybe a little more if you’re as tired as I am in the morning)and you can recite it the whole thing! 

3. Last but not least, I am going to ask a question. Is anyone out there who is like me? I don’t remember my password all the time all you have to do is click forgot password and then put your email in and then go to your inbox and see your new password then put it in! Easy Peasy!

### 5/5 — A wonderful way to learn God’s word and allow it to dwell in you richly

*2026-07-09, version 9.3*

This app has been instrumental for me in building up my Bible memory habits. It is super easy to add verses. Its corrections are gentle and it more frequently repeats verses that you may struggle with. As with any tool, it’s not magic but it has been a great help for me.

### 4/5 — Nice

*2026-07-08, version 9.3*

The Bible Memory app is very good. One improvement would be to the voice recognition part of the app. Quoting verses aloud would be so much better if it were more consistent.

### 5/5 — AMAZING!!!!!!

*2026-07-08, version 9.3*

Ive had it for years but the nee features are amazing!!!

### 4/5 — Serve the LORD

*2026-07-07, version 9.3*

I love this app. It helps me memorize Bible verses and be even more prepared to serve the LORD.

### 5/5 — Hallelujah

*2026-07-05, version 9.3*

This app is great and fun.

### 5/5 — Great for life!

*2026-07-05, version 9.3*

Committing Scripture to memory gives room for God to move and work with something. It’s a great help for daily life and for the future!

### 5/5 — Best App to memorials scripture, hands down!

*2026-07-04, version 9.3*

I haven’t found any another even close. I have a terrible memory, but this App helped me to memorize over 300 verses last year. Even if you have no interest in memorizing scripture, it’s a good way to internalize scripture so that it’s written on your heart.

### 5/5 — Amazing

*2026-07-03, version 9.3*

Everyone needs this app

### 5/5 — Helpful Way to Memorize Scripture

*2026-07-03, version 9.3*

Easy to use. Different levels of memorization. Very good selection of verses.

### 4/5 — Just do it!!

*2026-06-30, version 9.3*

It’s high time to be memorizing God’s Word!

This is an amazing way to do it! Upgrade so you can put it to a tune!!

In medicine we say the more of your senses that you use in memorizing the better the recall .. SO SING AWAY!!

Blessings Birgit🙏🏻

### 5/5 — This is the app! (if you truly want to memorize scripture)

*2026-06-30, version 9.3*

I had the “desire” to memorize scripture for many years. I tried many different methods and many apps. Then I discovered The Bible Memory App. It’s been nothing short of a Godsend! The functionality is robust, yet it’s easy to use if you apply yourself. Several review methods are available, including typing the first letter of each word to get credit for the whole word, flash cards, a reference test where the scripture is displayed and you key in book, chapter and verse… and you can even record each scripture in your own voice for playback review. It’s truly remarkable. No more excuses if you want to memorize scripture!

### 3/5 — Could be better

*2026-06-26, version 9.3*

I like the idea but there are fundamental flaws that prevent ease of use. If you shuffle the verses, it will always end once the last verse of the set is reviewed. Even if you’ve only reviewed a few. If you shuffle again to review the remaining verses, all of the verses are thrown back into the mix, even the ones you already reviewed. Which means you can only review the verses in order, or deal with the issue of shuffle ending early, and then having to review the verses again as you try to get to the ones that were missed. Every time I give the app a shot, I run into the same issue and revert back to physical flashcards.

### 5/5 — Super Bible Memory

*2026-06-24, version 9.3*

This app makes it fun because there’s so many different ways that it allows you to memorize the verse. You can speak it or type it. You can organize the verses and folders. Love the app had it for years.

### 5/5 — Superb!

*2026-06-20, version 9.3*

I’ve tried many bible memorization apps, but this is the best one!

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — In the beginning

*2026-07-22, version 9.3*

Just started this app  started with read the Bible. First verse of the Bible there was a mistake. It should say ‘in the beginning God created the heavens….’ Not heaven.  Makes a big difference !  First verse.  So what’s inaccuracies are in the rest?

### 1/5 — how i have been able to remember my verses

*2026-07-06, version 9.3*

it has been prity esey

### 1/5 — Disappointed

*2026-06-18, version 9.3*

I bought this to connect to my Apple Watch, so I could glance down and work on it during the day and while the icon shows up on my watch screen, and I engage it, it always comes back as “invalid”

### 1/5 — Purchase linked to app and my account

*2026-06-03, version 9.2*

My account does not reflect my accurate purchased plan

### 1/5 — Login Failure Loop

*2026-06-01, version 9.2*

Why does it keep failing in a loop? Right after setup and choosing my Bible version, it locked the screen. Attempted deletion and reinstalling didn’t work. Now it won’t let me login at all, despite recognizing the account. Also, no Septuagint translations/deuterocanonical books by default. :(

### 1/5 — No translation option

*2026-04-08, version 9.0*

So disappointed to purchase the “Pro” and be able to have different translation options.  Well you can but each one costs $5- I have a different app “verses” it’s icon is blue with different shades of circles even with the free you can pick different translations👎 ps. I didn’t even get to choose the one translation they gave me😠

### 1/5 — Voice review needs help

*2026-03-27, version 9.0*

I have been using the voice recognition feature to review verses for a few years. The concept is great. But it just doesn’t work out very well. When I started, it was ok. It sometimes couldn’t figure out a word when I said it. But I could add a substitute. This worked out well for KJV. Because the app would assume that I wanted modern words, I could substitute one that it thought I was saying for the correct one.  But then came some updates to the app I wish I never installed them. The voice recognition would no longer store all the words I spoke. It would drop some out entirely. Especially when there were verses with the same word at the beginning of each short phrase. Like phl4:8nkjv. Then the app would assume I was stuttering and drop entire phrases and wait for me to repeat them. 
Then came version 9.0 and I thought maybe they fixed it. Boy was I wrong. The same problems still exist but now they added a new, may I call it a bug. Now the app marks words as wrong if it doesn’t recognized that you said them correctly. Often it takes one syllable and inserts 2 or three words marked wrong. I would try the verses over and over, but no matter how I would pause between each word or say something that was obviously shorter than the word it was waiting for, it would insert 3 words and mark them all wrong. I just tried prov3:5-6 kjv. and it couldn’t figure out the word unto. It would insert multiple words when I would make the slightest sound for unto. 
I think the biggest feature that we need for voice review is to be able to remove exceptions that were accidentally added. This is to teach the app what it is we are saying when it hurts stuck.  And the next is to be able to reassign a word after the app inserted the wrong one. This is a separate feature to tell the app that it was confidently wrong and wast it should have heard. As humans we take the context into account to help us discern what someone is saying. The app needs to do that too. Don’t suggest exercise if the verse is Latin and has the word excelsis. Well maybe it can’t do Latin. But it should  be able to do KJV and NKJV and NASB without suggesting it heard curse words or explicit vocabulary. By all means it has the verse to compare with. It knows the vocabulary to pick from. Let it use that vocabulary. Let it even favor it.

### 1/5 — They ruined the app

*2026-03-08, version 9.0*

I have paid for premium and used this for years. I do my verses in Russian, and in the newest update I have to use their custom keyboard which doesn’t support custom languages.

### 1/5 — Expensive

*2026-03-03*

I don’t want to pay 20$ for different versions of the bible.

### 1/5 — Terrible!

*2026-02-14, version 9.0*

Avoid this app if you can; had all sorts of issues in trying to make the app work as advertised; worse, I gave them the benefit of the doubt & went ahead with a PAID subscription, which of course solved nothing; would have been a blessing if you would have offered a short trial period as a means for potential customers to see if they liked the app, however nope…not offered here. Now I am out the money even tho I canceled the subscription “same day” - should we not expect more from a “Christian” business?

## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Overall Review

*2026-08-18, version 9.3*

Great for memorising the Word Of God

### 5/5 — Heavenly app

*2026-08-15, version 9.3*

The Bible Memory App keeps me focused on things that matter. The Word of God!!!

### 5/5 — Kyko

*2026-08-12, version 9.3*

I love this app it is very help-full In my walk with Christ it has guided me for a while now.

### 5/5 — Picked up where I left off

*2026-08-09, version 9.3*

I started using Bible Memory about a year ago and used it for several months. Then I wearied of it and set it aside, even removing the program from my laptop. Recently the Lord convicted me that I needed to start working on memorization again, so I reloaded the program and opened it. I was pleased and surprised to learn that all the work I had accomplished still was recorded in my account and I was able to pick up with I left off. All of the verses I had worked on before were still there. Praise the Lord!

### 5/5 — Use it or lose it

*2026-08-05, version 9.3*

Memorizing Bible verses is like exercising a muscle - a brain muscle. If you don’t use it, you’ll lose it. This is a great way to memorize scripture.

### 5/5 — Great app.

*2026-07-30, version 9.3*

I love this app. 
It’s great for retaining scripture. Well worth the price.

### 5/5 — Works so well

*2026-07-30, version 9.3*

I love how I can just use this anywhere and learn new things so fast

### 5/5 — Best app for scripture memorization

*2026-07-29, version 9.3*

It has everything you could think you’d need and stuff you didn’t know you needed.

### 5/5 — The best

*2026-07-28*

The best

### 5/5 — Great New Approach

*2026-07-17, version 9.3*

I have tried many scriptural memory systems and this one seems to be the best. It is easier to memorize when you have a little help with the words you forget and then repetitiously keep trying until you get it right. The grading seems to make me want to accomplish it much more.

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