Read a little at a time, in any order. Every verse you finish is kept as its own recording — nothing is ever lost, and any reading can be sent to someone you love the day it is done.
Free. No accounts, no adverts. Your recordings stay on your phone.
No performance, no studio, no deadline. The app measures your own reading pace and tells you honestly what ten minutes a day will finish.
Open any chapter and read aloud, tapping verse to verse. The recording is continuous, so no first syllable is ever clipped. Pause to speak a thought of your own — it is kept as a reflection, in its place.
Every finished verse becomes its own recording in your archive. A coverage map of all sixty-six books shows what is in your voice and what is still silent — chapter by chapter, gold on the page.
Send any reading to someone — as audio, or as a small film with the words on screen while your voice says them. A psalm for a hard week. A blessing for a birthday. The whole book of John, eventually.
“Faith cometh by hearing” — and some voices ought to be heard by children not yet born.Romans 10 · 17
A grandmother's Psalm 23. A father's Sermon on the Mount. This is not an audiobook — it is an heirloom, made ten minutes at a time, passed from hand to hand for as long as anyone keeps it.
The King James Version, bundled and offline. Read in any order — the map keeps count of every chapter.
Hold the pad mid-reading and speak. Your thought is kept beside the verse it followed, and travels with it when you send.
The words on screen while your voice reads them — candlelight, parchment, or midnight, with a flame that moves as you speak.
Learn passages with your own recording as the teacher, on a schedule that returns just before you would forget.
The Psalter across a week, the Six Psalms, the Resurrection Gospels — and passages chosen for a friend's hard day.
One tap writes your whole archive to files you own. Your phone will fail someday; your voice should not go with it.
This app exists so a voice can outlive a phone. It is free, and it grows only one way: when a reading you send moves someone to begin their own.
It is coming to Google Play; an iPhone version follows. Until then, this page is the one place to watch.