Bible Reading Platform Features

The default screen is the Bible text. Resources and notes are not decoration that hides the text, but supporting layers that open the moment you need them. Switch between text + notes, text only, and hide all to adjust your reading density.

While reading a verse, if you want a word’s original language, related cross references, or historical commentaries, open the resource button at the right of the verse. Long commentaries and comments can be viewed not only in a popup but also in the right side panel.

You can create your own Bible notes, or apply public notes by author to study how different authors interpret the text. Formatting and comments on the text, comments under verses, links to columns and concept dictionaries, and even comments on linked resources such as original-language data, cross references, and commentaries — all of these are managed as one set of Bible-note data.

Keeping many translations open all the time can make reading feel long. Apart from whole-chapter comparison, the Multi-Bible feature lets you check only the translations you choose for a specific verse in a popup.