Resources · 40 reviews
The best Bible apps and Christian apps, reviewed.
Every Bible app, prayer app, devotional, AI Bible tool, and Christian software platform worth your time. Grouped by category, ranked by editorial rating.
Bible Reading Apps5 reviews
YouVersion
The default Bible app for the entire planet — a billion installs, three thousand translations, and a streak counter that has changed more devotional habits than any printed plan ever did.
Olive Tree Bible App
The clean, modular study Bible that lives quietly between YouVersion and Logos — a workhorse you barely notice until you try to leave it.
Bible Gateway app
The mobile companion to the web Bible everyone already uses — with a paid reference library that punches well above its $4.99/mo weight.
Blue Letter Bible
A donation-supported mobile study suite with Strong's numbers, Hebrew and Greek lexicons, parsing tags, and a stack of classical commentaries — the closest thing to free Logos that exists on a phone.
Bible Hub
A free mobile front door to one of the deepest study libraries on the open web — and the closest thing to Logos you can get without paying a cent.
Bible Study Software3 reviews
Logos Bible Software
The industry-standard Bible research platform for pastors, seminarians, and serious students — the software that respects your work.
e-Sword
The free desktop Bible study app that has quietly outlasted every flashy competitor since 2000 — and still gives away more raw study horsepower than most paid apps.
Accordance Bible Software
The Mac-born academic Bible platform with the fastest original-language search syntax in the business — and a library deep enough for a PhD thesis.
AI Bible Apps1 review
Prayer Apps4 reviews
Pray.com
The biggest non-denominational Protestant prayer app on the market, built around audio you can fall asleep to — and a celebrity bench most competitors cannot touch.
Abide
Abide has quietly become the favorite of Christians who tried Calm or Headspace and wished the meditations would just open a Bible — voice-led, scripture-anchored, and built for the moments when your nervous system needs help before your theology does.
Lectio 365
A free daily prayer app from the international 24-7 Prayer movement that has quietly become the rhythm-keeper for Christians who wanted contemplative prayer to actually stick — and discovered it could.
PrayerMate
The quiet workhorse of evangelical intercession — a structured, list-driven prayer organizer that has earned a near-cult following among people who actually pray for everyone they said they would.
Devotional Apps3 reviews
Glorify
The Christian app that feels like Calm — five-minute devotionals, ambient worship, sleep stories, and a guided journal in one beautifully designed package.
She Reads Truth
The premium women's reading-plan app that turned daily Bible reading into something you actually want to pick up — beautiful typography, theologically careful plans, and a community that keeps showing up.
Our Daily Bread
The free daily devotional that has quietly sat on more kitchen tables, hospital nightstands, and dashboard cupholders than any other in the English-speaking world — now an app that does not ask for a dime.
Audio Bible Apps2 reviews
Dwell
Dwell is the premium audio Bible app for people who actually want to listen — multiple narrators, scored music, themed passages, sleep mode — at a real subscription price.
Daily Audio Bible
Brian Hardin's daily through-the-Bible podcast has quietly become one of the most loyal audiences in Christianity — and 20 years in, it still does one thing better than anyone else.
Scripture Memorization Apps1 review
Bible Apps for Kids2 reviews
Bible App for Kids
YouVersion and OneHope's free kids' Bible app has quietly become the default for families and children's ministries on six continents — and the curriculum bolted onto it is the part most parents never hear about.
Superbook
CBN’s free animated Bible app has quietly become the go-to for car rides, Sunday school overflow, and bedtime — and it’s the rare kids’ app that holds attention without burning through batteries or budgets.
Catholic Apps4 reviews
Hallow
The largest Catholic prayer app in the world, by a wide margin — and the one that has reshaped what a guided prayer app is allowed to feel like.
Ascension App
The home of Fr. Mike Schmitz, the Bible in a Year podcast, and the Great Adventure reading plan — and the most quietly influential Catholic app of the last five years.
Laudate
Laudate has quietly been the most-downloaded free Catholic app for over a decade — a single utility that bundles the Liturgy of the Hours, daily Mass readings, the Catechism, and a multilingual Rosary into one no-cost download.
iBreviary
The free, priest-built Liturgy of the Hours app that quietly became the daily-Office workhorse for Catholic clergy and laity — in six languages plus Latin.
Latter-day Saint Apps3 reviews
Gospel Library
The official study app of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — and the most polished single-tradition Bible app on either app store.
ScripturePlus
A free companion to the official Gospel Library, built by Scripture Central to add research, maps, art, and verse-by-verse context to Book of Mormon study — and increasingly, to the rest of the standard works.
Come Follow Me Companion
A third-party LDS study app that wraps the Church’s weekly Come Follow Me curriculum with supplemental videos, talks, and journaling prompts — built for members who want more than the basic Gospel Library lesson page.
Sermon Prep Apps1 review
Christian Streaming Apps4 reviews
SermonAudio
The largest free sermon archive on the internet, with deep roots in conservative Reformed circles — and a surprisingly capable set of phone and smart-TV apps wrapped around it.
The Chosen
The Chosen has quietly become the most-watched depiction of Jesus in history, and the official app is the front door to all of it — every episode, every season, every roundtable, free.
Pure Flix
The original "Christian Netflix" is now Great American Pure Flix, and its pitch is unchanged — a deep library of family-safe faith films, kids shows, and originals you can let any age in the house watch without a second thought.
Minno
The streaming app from the team behind VeggieTales and What’s in the Bible? — a curated, ad-free home for Christian kids’ video between ages 2 and 10, with a parent dashboard that actually does something.
Worship Apps2 reviews
OnSong
The chord-chart app that quietly runs most iPad-toting worship teams on Sunday morning — and the reason your acoustic guitarist hasn’t printed a chart in five years.
MultiTracks.com
The officially licensed stem library and Playback session player behind most touring worship rigs and large-church Sunday mornings — and the closest thing the industry has to a default.
Church Management Software3 reviews
Planning Center
Planning Center has quietly become the operating system that most US churches actually run on — and the modular pricing is the reason it stuck.
Tithe.ly
Tithe.ly has quietly become the default church platform for small and mid-sized congregations — giving, app, website, and ChMS under one login, starting free.
Subsplash
The all-in-one church platform megachurches keep choosing — fully custom-branded apps across phone, web, and TV that make a 5,000-member ministry feel like an Apple keynote.