AndBible: Bible Study

AndBible: Bible Study is an open-source Bible study application for Android. It is designed for people who want to read the Bible casually or conduct more detailed personal study. The application supports offline use, making it suitable for study without a continuous internet connection.

Users can work with Bible versions such as KJV, NASB, and NET, along with commentaries including Matthew Henry and John Gill. Split text views allow translations and commentaries to be consulted together. Workspaces support multiple study arrangements with separate settings. Strong’s integration provides tools for examining Greek and Hebrew words.

The app links cross-references, footnotes, commentaries, and reference collections for navigation between related material. Full-text search can cover one translation or several at the same time, while bookmarks, highlights, and personal notes help record study findings. Study Pads provide a place to collect notes and Bible references while listening to sermons. Reading goals, progress tracking, and interactive memorization modes support continued reading and verse practice, and text-to-speech features allow Bible content to be heard through the app. An optional AI study agent can work with installed commentaries and dictionaries when the user supplies an API key for an external service, with a permission system controlling its actions.

Cross-device sync supports continued study across devices. As an open-source project in the Reading & Writing category, AndBible: Bible Study fits Android software catalogs focused on reading, reference, and writing-related tools. MirrorNest distributes the official Android build directly from its own storage and scans it for malware before publishing.