The One Bible App

38 of 100 · reviews
4.8of 5 · store
74,680ratings on the App Store
491reviews read

An editorial reading of the saved reviews

Long-time users value the wealth of translations, the red letters for Christ's words, and parallel reading, and the developer sometimes fixes bugs and replies by email. But every update feels like a step back: notes and purchased offline versions vanish, chapter-swipe breaks on iPad, and the app crashes right after opening. The ads finish it off, including a vile banner claiming your device is compromised from viewing adult content, in a Bible app.

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What people use it for

People who read several translations in parallel and keep notes, if they can survive unstable updates

What reviews praise

Many translations, red letters for Christ's words, parallel reading of versions, a responsive developer, marking chapters as read

What reviews complain about

Updates lose notes and purchased offline versions, broken chapter-swipe on iPad, crashes right after opening, ads faking device compromise and ads in Chinese, the paid version unlocks only one translation

What users experience

1 excerpt from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.

I’ve used this app for years. The most translations I’ve seen anywhere. It has the red letters as well for the Christ spoken words