What is Bibly used for?

Bibly is a French-language iPhone app for reading the Bible in a scrolling feed of verses, promises, Hebrew and Greek words, daily challenges and prayers. It is a good fit for short daily Bible reading on a phone and learning original-language Bible words.

Is Bibly open source?

No. Bibly is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Education & LMS category, open-source options include freeCodeCamp, Anki and AnkiDroid.

What are some alternatives to Bibly?

Bibly competes with Bible Prayers.

Bibly: features, pricing and alternatives

About Bibly

Bibly is a daily Bible companion for iPhone presented in French. Instead of a traditional reader, users swipe up and down through a feed of verses drawn from across the Bible, aiming to make short, regular reading easy.

The app lists more than 2,000 curated pieces of spiritual content: verses, promises attributed to God, words of Jesus, Hebrew words from the Old Testament and Greek words from the New Testament with their meanings, did-you-know facts about the Bible's history and context, short prayers and notable Bible stories, plus daily challenges. Users can display verses as home screen widgets, analyze a verse, share with friends and personalize the look.

Bibly is free to download with in-app purchases and is published by an individual developer under the Reference category. The listing is in French only and shows an average rating of 4.5 from 81 ratings.

Key features

Swipe feed of Bible verses
Promises and words of Jesus
Hebrew and Greek word meanings
Short prayers and Bible stories
Daily spiritual challenges
Home screen verse widgets

Good fit for

→Short daily Bible reading on a phone
→Learning original-language Bible words

Tags: bible; verses; devotional; ios-app; french; prayer

Bibly: questions and answers

What is Bibly used for?: Bibly is a French-language iPhone app for reading the Bible in a scrolling feed of verses, promises, Hebrew and Greek words, daily challenges and prayers. It is a good fit for short daily Bible reading on a phone and learning original-language Bible words.
Is Bibly free?: Yes. Bibly has a free plan.
Is Bibly open source?: No. Bibly is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Education & LMS category, open-source options include freeCodeCamp, Anki and AnkiDroid.
What are some alternatives to Bibly?: Bibly competes with Bible Prayers.