Equipt vs Logetics

** Don't freeze the next time they ask ** WHAT IS EQUIPT Equipt is an iPhone app for Christians who want a calm answer when a kid, a neighbor, or a friend asks a hard question about faith. Short lessons. Clear claims. Evidence you can actually use. Hard questions show up in the car, at dinner, after church — not when you have three hours for a book. Equipt helps you learn the claim, see the evidence, and practice a calm answer before the talk starts. WHAT YOU GET * Daily Insights: one clear idea for a morning habit * Bible: open any book and keep reading where you left off * Scripture questions: ask a hard question about Scripture and get a calm answer rooted in the text * Theology browse: find what you're stuck on by topic * Masterclasses: go deeper with trusted teachers, including Timothy McGrew and Jeff Voth * Library: courses, articles, and teaching you can return to * Search: questions, Bible themes, and objections * Progress that follows your account: lessons, saves, and access travel with you WHO IT'S FOR Parents, students, small-group leaders, and everyday believers who want to know what they believe — and why — without turning study into noise. Equipt is built by Apologia House LLC. On the App Store. 5.0 from 25 ratings. SUBSCRIPTION Some content is free to explore. Equipt Premium unlocks more of the library. Purchases are processed through your Apple account and can be managed or canceled in Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions. Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy: https://equiptfaith.com/privacy

Someone asks you a hard question about your faith and you go blank. Or your kid comes home from college with a question you weren't ready for. Logetics is where you go to find the answer, with the sources attached. ANSWER Hundreds of researched entries across 24 topics. -Opens with the question the way people really ask it -A short answer you can read in about thirty seconds -A full breakdown underneath, every source listed so you can check the work -Search by typing the question the way you'd say it out loud -Tap any Bible, Quran, or hadith reference and read the passage right there -Jump to the exact minute of the video where the argument gets made -Turn any answer into a clean image card and send it to a friend Topics include the Trinity, the crucifixion and resurrection, Bible reliability, the Quran, Muhammad, the existence of God, Old Testament ethics, and Bible contradictions. ASK LO Lo is the librarian. Ask him a question in plain words and he goes and finds what's on the shelves. -Every answer comes back with the sources underneath it -He only works from the library -If nothing in there covers your question, he tells you so instead of making something up TRAIN -A new question every morning, short enough to read with your coffee -A streak so you keep coming back -Learning Tracks, short multi-day courses like The Trinity in 7 Days -Each day gives you a reading, a video, and a few questions to see what stuck -Drill Mode turns what you've learned into flashcards -See the question, answer from memory, flip the card, grade yourself STUDY -A full Bible reader built in, clean and fast -Every verse across the app links straight into it -Save entries, verses, and video moments into folders you name yourself -Read the library with no signal, it stays on your phone LION'S DEN Everything above is free and stays free. The Den is the membership that keeps it that way, and it lives inside the app. -Feed. Post a discussion, ask a question, drop a debate recap, comment on anyone -Topic Rooms. Threaded conversations on every topic in Logetics, and you can cite an entry right inside your post -Library. Highlight sections, take notes, save what you keep coming back to -People. Add friends and follow your favorite apologists and creators -Profile. Upload a photo or build your own lion, add a bio, keep your posts and highlights in one place -Activity. Replies, reactions, and friend requests in one tab Logetics handles Christian, Muslim, and Jewish sources the same way: cited by chapter, surah, and collection, quoted in context, and argued honestly. Built for study and for better conversations, not for winning comment sections.