In Christ, all things are become new.

2 Corinthians 5:17, King James Version

en Christō is a Bible app that works without internet, with tools for your church built in.

  • World English Bible
  • King James Version
  • Berean Standard Bible
  • American Standard Version
  • Young's Literal Translation
  • Darby Translation
  • Douay-Rheims (1899)
  • Brenton Septuagint (1851)

Read the Bible without a signal

The Bible, search, highlights and notes are stored on your phone. The reader opens on a plane, in a basement, or anywhere the internet is blocked.

  • Search every verse, even offline
  • Highlights in four colours, and notes
  • Compare two translations side by side
  • Read aloud in your phone's own voice
Online

Psalm 119:105

Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.

Psalm 119:11

Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee.

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Tools for reading and study

Study tools

Strong's numbers and cross-references from the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge, downloaded once and stored on your phone. All sources are public domain or openly licensed.

Memorize

Learn verses by heart, a few words at a time.

Reading plans

Follow a plan on your own, or one your pastor sets for a sermon series. Your progress stays on your phone.

Verse images

Put a verse on a photo or a plain background and share it, with the reference included.

Church history

The early church, the Reformation and the history of the English Bible, with a source for every date.

Read aloud

Listen to any chapter in your phone's built-in voice. No audio is sent to an outside service.

Compare translations

Two translations side by side, matched verse by verse.

The Bible’s story on a map

Skip the map

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Scroll to move through all 14 stops, from Ur to Patmos. Places: OpenBible.info (CC BY 4.0). Base map: Natural Earth.

Screenshots from the app

Taken from the app in development. The church, people and events shown are sample data.

The en Christō home screen with the verse of the day from 2 Chronicles 7:14, a one-day reading streak and Continue reading Psalm 23
Home screen
Psalm 23 in the World English Bible with verse 1 highlighted in amber
Reader with a highlight
Search results for shepherd, including Ezekiel 34, John 10:11 and Psalm 23:1, with the word highlighted
Search
John 1:1 to 3 with the World English Bible and King James Version interleaved verse by verse
Compare translations
The route map showing fourteen stops from Ur to Patmos and Rome, with the card for stop 1, Ur
Route map
The church history long view at AD 30, Pentecost in Jerusalem, with the Early Church, Reformation and Bible in English lanes
Church history
The prayer room with four topics and how many have prayed for each
Prayer room
A Sunday Worship order of service with call to worship, Amazing Grace, Psalm 23, prayers and John 1:1 to 14
Order of service
The Amazing Grace song sheet in the key of G with chords and transpose controls
Song sheet with chords
The gatherings list for October 2026 with prayer meetings, a harvest supper and Sunday worship
Church calendar

Tools for your church

“For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.” Matthew 18:20

  1. SundayThe order of service and song sheets on every phone. During the sermon, the passage the pastor is reading opens for everyone.
  2. MondayA weekly email of what is coming up, with events members can sign up for.
  3. WednesdayVolunteer schedules showing who is serving, who has swapped, and where help is still needed.
  4. FridayAsk the church to pray and see how many people prayed. Names are never shown.
  5. SaturdayQR code check-in at events, and articles from your pastors.

Each church adds its own songs under its CCLI licence, and a public-domain hymnal is included. The app does not handle giving or any payments.

Two privacy promises

Your pastor cannot see your reading.

Your reading history, streaks, highlights, notes and plan progress are kept separate from everything your church can access. The database enforces this, and automated tests check it.

When you pray for someone, it stays anonymous.

Your phone creates a random code and sends only a scrambled version of it (a SHA-256 hash). The server can count prayers, but it never records who prayed. Tap the button to try it.

Tap the button to see the code your phone would send.

Example count: 12 prayed. Names stored: none.

Free tool

How much of a song is Scripture?

ScriptureMeter checks a song’s lyrics against all 31,102 verses of the King James Version. A phrase counts when five or more words in a row match a verse, and every result shows which verse it matched.

Open ScriptureMeter

100% Scripture

Quoted word for word, so every word is matched.

en Christō is still being built

It is not in the App Store yet. Follow along on Instagram, or email us if you would like it for your church.