Holy Bible
authentic ratingThe strong side is the choice of versions and languages with side-by-side parallel reading, commentaries like Calvin's and NET notes, plus the app does not collect data and is deeply customizable. But there are noticeable gaps: no built-in text search, so people keep a second app for that. And the interface lets you down after changes, tapping brings up a jump-to window you cannot dismiss, and finding settings or switching versions can be hard.
Reviews are specific: parallel reading in several languages, Calvin's commentary and NET notes, no data collection. Complaints are concrete too, no search, a jump-to popup on tap, glitches after an update. A living spread.
What users love
- Choice of versions and languages
- Side-by-side parallel reading
- Calvin's commentary and NET notes
- Does not collect data
- Deep customization
What users hate
- No built-in text search
- Intrusive jump-to window on tap
- Hard to find settings and switch versions
- Glitches and blank screen after updates
Who it is for
Those who read in several languages or compare versions and value privacy with no data collection
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