Koine Bible Reader vs Original Text Bible

Koiné is a gentle, tap-to-read introduction to Biblical (Koine) Greek. Open a passage, tap any word, and instantly see its meaning, dictionary form, full parsing, and a plain-English grammar note — no flipping through a lexicon. FEATURES • Tap any word for an instant gloss: English meaning, lemma (dictionary form), part of speech, and full parsing — e.g. "verb · aorist passive subjunctive · 3rd sg" • Beginner-friendly grammar notes that explain every parsing term in plain English • Colour-coding by part of speech, with a key you can toggle off • Interlinear mode: stack the English gloss, transliteration, dictionary form, parsing, and Strong's number under each Greek word — choose the lines you want • Read side by side with the King James Version, or with the English under each verse • Make it yours: text size, serif or sans Greek, line spacing, and Light, Sepia, or Dark pages • The whole Greek New Testament, with search, bookmarks, and a reading streak • Built-in study passages, including John 1:1–5 and Revelation 20:7–15 • Flashcards and quizzes to build your vocabulary • Add your own readings from a photo using on-device OCR — offline, free, and private • Runs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac Whether you're starting first-year Greek or coming back to it, Koiné lets you learn by reading the text itself.

Read the whole Bible in a translation faithful to the Hebrew and Greek originals. • Original-language meaning, inline — see the Hebrew/Greek sense right where you read. • Two languages, side by side — study Scripture in the language you're learning. • AI Word Guide — ask about any hard word or verse and keep the conversation going. • Verse cards — share a beautiful card in one or two languages. • Today's Devotional — a daily verse, a short reflection, and a prayer. • Prayer Practice — write in your language; get a natural prayer in another. • Reads offline — works with no internet. A focused, distraction-free Bible for readers who want to meet the text closer to its source. Note: The app launches in English first — more language interfaces and translations are on the way.