BibleProject app vs BibleScroll

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The BibleProject app is free videos, podcasts and classes that explain how the Bible fits together. BibleScroll is a verse feed: you swipe one King James verse at a time and tap one for plain wording. Choose BibleProject to learn the story, BibleScroll to read daily.

BibleScroll makes this page, so read it with that in mind. Every competitor detail below comes from the competitor's own page, fetched on October 24, 2026. Prices and features change, so check the store before you buy.

BibleProject app and BibleScroll, per each app's own page (Oct 24, 2026)
BibleScrollBibleProject app
Main ideaOne verse per swipe, AI study on tapVideos, podcasts and classes
PriceFree to start, Premium lifts limitsFree, listing says no paid subscription
FormatText feed, King James freeVideo, audio and classes
Best forDaily reading in short sessionsUnderstanding the Bible's story
App Store rating4.5 stars from 22 ratings (App Store, Oct 24, 2026)4.89 stars from about 2,800 ratings

What the BibleProject app is for

Its App Store listing calls it a nonprofit, crowdfunded set of "100% free" videos, podcasts, classes and blogs, and says "there's no paid subscription." It tracks your progress and notifies you of new releases. It rates 4.89 stars from about 2,800 ratings. It is a study and teaching app, so it is the pick for understanding a book or theme.

What BibleScroll is for

BibleScroll puts the text first. Swipe one verse at a time, Genesis to Revelation, with the full King James free. Tap a verse for plainer wording, the Greek or Hebrew, and related verses, and use AI chat for questions, which can be wrong and should be checked against the text.

Not for you if you want teaching videos or podcasts: BibleScroll has none. BibleProject, in turn, is not a verse-by-verse reading feed. They work together: watch a book overview, then read the book here.

BibleScroll showing one Bible verse at a time
BibleScroll shows one verse per screen.

Frequently asked questions

Is the BibleProject app free?

Its listing says all content is free and there is no paid subscription.

Does BibleProject have the Bible text?

Its listing describes videos, podcasts, classes and blogs. The app page also mentions Scripture passages in its study content. Check the listing for current features.

Which is better for beginners?

BibleProject explains the story with short videos. BibleScroll lets you read a verse at a time. Many people use both.

Does BibleScroll have videos?

No. It is a text feed with AI verse study.

Is BibleScroll free?

Yes to start: the daily verse, the full King James Bible and 10 saved verses.

Is there an Android version of BibleScroll?

Yes, on Google Play and the App Store.

Try BibleScroll free

One verse per swipe. Full King James text free. AI help on any verse.

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