For desktop and mobile
A free Bible app in your browser
Bible ProJection is a free Bible app that runs in your web browser on desktop and mobile, with no download and no sign-up needed to read. It brings a Bible reader, topic search, scripture meditation and a live projector tool for church together, all on the same set of translations.
Four tools in one Bible
Read is a calm reader for personal study. Study searches the whole Bible by word, phrase or idea. Meditate shows one verse at a time, full screen. Project puts any verse on the big screen at church.
They share one set of translations, so a verse you find while studying opens in the reader, in a meditation, or on the screen without starting over.
Translations, including the original languages
The versions on offer are KJV, YLT, the Literal Standard Version, the Berean Annotated Bible, NASB 1995, AMP and NLT, plus the Hebrew and Greek texts. All of them are free, with or without an account.
You can compare translations side by side, and you can add a Bible version of your own from a file. Your own versions stay on the device you added them on.
Works on desktop and on your phone
The layout adapts to a phone. In Meditate you swipe to move between verses, and the reader moves its panels into drawers on a narrow screen.
Your bookmarks are saved in your browser on that device, and a footprints button in the top bar takes you back to the last few places you read, studied or meditated on.
Free, and what an account adds
Reading, studying, meditating and projecting are free and need no account. A free account adds a few messages a day with Gnosis, the Bible study companion, and it is what you sign in with to use the Enhanced AI engine.
Questions people ask
Yes. The reader, topic search, meditation and projection tools are free to use, and none of them needs an account.
Not yet. Native apps are coming soon. For now, open Bible ProJection in your phone's browser, where the layout is built to fit a small screen.
KJV, YLT, the Literal Standard Version, the Berean Annotated Bible, NASB 1995, AMP and NLT, along with the Greek and Hebrew texts. All of them are free.
Yes. It works in any modern browser on both. Bookmarks are kept in the browser on each device.