AI Bible Chat: Grow Your Faith Daily

What is the Bible Chat App?

The Bible Chat App is a user-friendly platform built to help you explore the Bible through interactive multilingual chat features, Bible study tools, and community discussions. We aim to make Bible study and counseling accessible to users of all ages and backgrounds.

Is the Bible Chat App free?

The Bible Chat App is free to download for everyone. In fact, over 95% of our users enjoy the app at zero cost. The Free Plan they enjoy includes multiple audio Bible translations, countless study plans, and our innovative Biblical chatbot, exclusively trained on the Word of God. All of that free usage actually generates infrastructure costs for our company, costs that we fully cover ourselves, in line with our Mission of Spreading the Word.

For those who wish to support our Mission (e.g. currently 5% of our users), we offer a Premium Plan with a 7-day free trial. All proceeds from the Premium Plan go entirely towards covering our infrastructure and marketing costs, and also towards supporting our NGO - The Bible Chat Charity , which is in line with our Compassionate Capitalism framework.

How much is the Bible Chat App Premium Plan?

If you want to support our mission and you choose the Premium Plan, you will receive a 7-day free trial introductory offer. At the end of the 7 days, you can choose from weekly access at $4.99 per week, monthly access at $12.99 per month, or yearly access at $59.99 for the Premium Plan. All proceeds go towards The Bible Chat Charity (e.g. our NGO) and towards our operational and marketing costs, in line with our Compassionate Capitalism framework.

Can I invite friends to join the Bible Chat App?

Sure! Go to your app’s dashboard, access “Profile” from the menu, and click on the “Share with friends” button.

How can I contact customer support?

If you have any questions or need assistance, our customer support team is here to help. Please contact us through our contact form.

Who created the Bible Chat App?

The Bible Chat App was created by a group of Christians who believe in the teachings of the Bible. We are software engineers, entrepreneurs, and marketers bound by our common belief that modern technology can enrich our shared faith. Our mission is to make Biblical learning accessible to everyone by providing a platform where people can explore the Word of God more easily.

What makes the Bible Chat App different from other Bible study tools?

You can ask questions relating to any topic and receive Biblical answers. The answers are constructed exclusively from Biblical verses, verses which are referenced within the answer. It’s the best Biblical study tool. The Bible Chat App is also special thanks to its user-friendly design and engaging features. It was designed to be intuitive, easy to use, and to incorporate interactive elements that make studying the Bible more engaging and enjoyable.

Does the Bible talk about AI?

The Bible does not directly mention AI (artificial intelligence) as it is a modern innovation. However, the Bible discusses themes like creation, wisdom, life, ethics, and responsibility, which can guide how we build and use AI when studying the Bible.

We’ve applied Biblical principles when we’ve built BibleChat and made sure all the answers are theologically sound.

We understand the skepticism some Christians rightfully have when considering technology and faith. We believe technology, when used correctly, can be a tool for helping people in their daily walk with God. We only use technology for the benefit of our users and as a tool to enable them to draw closer to God.

Is the Bible Chat App Catholic?

We welcome all Catholics to use Bible Chat. The app was created to help everyone explore the Bible, regardless of their Christian denomination. You can select your preferred denomination and Bible translation when setting up the app, immediately after download. Your experience with Bible Chat will adapt according to your Bible translation.

What is the app that answers questions about the Bible?

You are in the right place! Our app, thebiblechat.app, does exactly what you are looking for and much more, providing the best experience for learning and exploring the Bible.

Is there an AI app for the Bible?

Yes, it is! Our user-friendly application allows you to talk with the Bible and explore God’s lessons. Get it now and start asking your questions regarding faith, spirituality, life, or anything that comes to your mind.

Is the Bible Chat App a non-profit organization?

BibleChat operates on a 'not for profit' basis - we are not a non-profit, but we use all our funds to promote the Word of God and improve our service. We only charge users to cover our operational costs. Our Premium Plan helps minimize financial losses and sustain our mission to share God's Word with more people. Every Premium subscription not only helps cover our operational costs but also supports our ability to contribute to charitable causes and further develop our app and its technology.

How do I know the answers I get from Bible Chat come from the Bible?

Simply try BibleChat and see for yourself. Ask difficult questions. We care about the theological soundness of Biblechat. Our AI is constrained to respond in the context of the Bible exclusively. We are working with pastors, priests, and Biblical scholars to constantly refine and perfect our Biblical chatbot. We encourage you to test BibleChat, especially since it’s a free tool.

Is Bible Chat a non-profit organization?

BibleChat is not a non-profit organization in the legal sense, but we do operate with a Mission-focused model, applying our Compassionate Capitalism framework. Our primary goal is not to generate dividends for distribution to investors, employees, or founders. Actually, we do not expect to generate dividends. Instead, all funds are reinvested back into the business to cover the costs of the technological infrastructure which powers the app, support the app’s growth and marketing costs, and fund The BibleChat Charity, our global NGO dedicated to mental health and education.

Although we operate with equity-based compensation for our employees, we do not distribute profits to our employees, investors or other equity holders. Thus, the global top talent that we employ is not incentivized by yearly operational profit. All revenue is currently reinvested back into the Mission , which carries significant risk for our employees and shareholders alike - they might not achieve their personal financial targets if our company fails. This mode of work allows for accelerated, continuous growth of our Mission and a real lasting impact in the faith-tech world, while attracting the best possible talent to our team. Our long-term goal is to become a public company, ensuring that our team will receive their fair financial incentive (if and when that happens) while continuing to apply the principles of Compassionate Capitalism.

Our long-term goal is to become a public company, ensuring that our team will receive their fair financial incentive (if and when that happens) while continuing to apply the principles of Compassionate Capitalism.

We strongly believe operating as a company with a mission to help as many people in need as possible and with no profit target, while also financially supporting a charity, is the best way to scale a faith app. This mode of working allows us to reach more Christians in need than would otherwise be possible (e.g., operating solely as an NGO).

We are committed to transparency in balancing our mission-driven approach with the financial incentives needed to attract investment and top talent required for scaling Bible Chat.

What is a Bible Verse?

A Bible verse is a short sentence or part of a sentence from the Bible. The Bible is a holy book for Christians, and it is divided into books, chapters, and verses. Each verse helps people find and read specific parts of the Bible easily.

For example: John 3:16 - “God loved the world so much that He gave His only Son, so that anyone who believes in Him will not die but have eternal life.” In this example:

• John is the name of the book,

• 3 is the chapter,

• 16 is the verse.

People read Bible verses to learn about God, feel encouraged, and grow in their faith.