Explore the Word vs Examine

Ask the hard questions. Get Scripture back. Explore the Word answers your questions about the Bible and cites the verses behind every answer, so you can tap straight through and read them in context. Then keep reading with no signal at all. It is built for the questions you have been carrying. The ones that feel too basic to ask out loud, the ones that feel too difficult, and the ones that arrive at eleven at night when there is nobody to ask. WHY THIS ONE • Every answer cites Scripture you can open and check for yourself • Seven translations across three languages, all working offline • The King James Version is built in, so there is nothing to download before you read • Free, with no adverts and no selling of your data ASK ANYTHING • Plain-language questions, structured answers: a brief overview, the spiritual context, and a note on biblical accuracy • Starter prompts grouped as Understand, Wrestle and Apply • Tap any verse reference inside an answer to open that passage • Cited verses listed in full at the end of every answer • Edit a question and regenerate the answer • Conversations save to your history and sync between your devices READ ANYWHERE • Seven translations: King James Version, American Standard Version, World English Bible Updated, English Standard Version, Tamil Contemporary Version, Tamil IRV (2019), and the Chinese Contemporary Bible • The KJV ships inside the app; add any other as a one-time download • Tamil and Chinese render properly, script and all • Switch translation mid-chapter and stay on the same passage • Whole-word search across all 66 books • Verses arrive highlighted, whether you came from a search or from an answer • Ask AI about this verse takes the passage straight back into conversation SERMON NOTES • Capture the title, date, speaker and church • Attach passages from a searchable picker, then tap a verse chip to open the reader • Tag your notes, and filter by speaker, church, tag or date • Write with no signal; notes sync once you are back online • Share a note as text EVERY DAY • A daily verse in your chosen translation, with an optional reminder at a time you set • A full dark theme for reading at night • Layouts that hold their shape at the largest accessibility text sizes WORTH BEING CLEAR ABOUT An account is required, and it is free. It is what lets your sermon notes and chat history follow you between your own devices. Answers are generated, and generated text can be mistaken. Every answer cites its passages and puts them one tap away precisely because you are meant to check them. Treat this as a study aid that helps you find and understand Scripture, not as a replacement for reading the passage yourself, for your own study, or for your pastor and church.

Examine is a quiet, scripture-first Bible reader for people who want to read closely and think carefully. Named for the Bereans of Acts 17:11 who "examined the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so", Examine is built for that kind of reading, and it holds one firm line: the AI never writes or paraphrases Scripture. Every verse comes straight from a published translation, shown exactly as published. READ • NIV, NLT, The Message, and ESV • A calm, typographic reader that opens any verse in its full chapter, never stripped of context • Highlight verses in four colors; highlights follow the verse across translations • Everything saved on your device with no account required STUDY • Ask: pose a question and get a grounded answer that points to the passages it rests on • Weigh: test any teaching, lyric, sermon, or quote against Scripture; Examine surfaces the passages for and against, and lets you judge • Trace: follow a phrase across the whole canon, Genesis to Revelation, verified verse by verse • Greek interlinear: read the New Testament word by word, with lemmas, parsing, and every place a word appears PRINCIPLES • Scripture is never generated, paraphrased, or summarized by AI • No ads, no tracking, no account • The reading, and the conclusions, are yours Examine points you to the Word. The rest is between you and it.