Home
Home is where every visit starts. Ask in your own words, by typing or by voice, and tap a citation to read the verse in the chapter. Private mode lets you ask freely, and the question is not saved.
Continue reading takes you straight back to where you left off. Each day brings a verse of the day, with a way to read it in context, plus a Did You Know fact. If you’re new, first steps walks you through asking a question, reading a story, browsing the Old and New Testaments, choosing your theme and text size, and saving a verse you love.
What Home Gives You
- Start with your question
- Ask just as you would — no book, chapter, or verse required.
- Private when you want it
- Ask questions freely without any history.
- Pick up where you left off
- Return to where you left off in one tap.
- A daily verse
- A verse of the day starts you off with some inspiration.
- Did You Know
- A glimpse that feeds curiosity and invites a deeper look.
- A guided start
- A five-step checklist and tips to try help you take full advantage of Elumvia.
- Questions and themes
- Start from a popular question, or open a theme if you don’t know what to ask. Recent questions stay on Home.
Explore
Explore is where you can browse by book and chapter — Popular Stories, For Kids, and more.
In the reader, follow a book by its story, with clear sections like “From Crisis to Holiness” and short summaries that tell you what’s ahead. Prefer to go chapter by chapter? That’s there too.
Save the verses you love, and share them with those who need inspiration. See what you have asked about, and watch your progress grow as you explore. Have a question mid-chapter? Ask it right from the reader without losing your place.
What Explore Gives You
- Follow the story
- Books are broken into themed sections with plain-language summaries, so you always know what you’re reading and why.
- Context at your fingertips
- Each book opens with a short introduction and a Did You Know note.
- KJV and Modern, one tap
- The toggle reads KJV or the Modern paraphrase.
- Red letters, on your terms
- Turn on the words of Jesus in red (King James Version).
- Continue the engagement
- In the reader, the bar stays at the top. Follow-up questions sit at the bottom of a conversation.
- Share insights with others
- Share a search or discussion others would benefit from.
- Save and revisit
- Mark the verses that speak to you as favorites or bookmarks to save your spot in multiple places.
- See your progress
- Track how much of each book you’ve explored, and filter to show only what’s unread.
Profile
Profile provides customization and turns every chapter you open into a picture of where you have been. See how much of the Bible you’ve explored, and how far in the Old and New Testaments. Books you’ve finished, verses you’ve favorited, passages you’ve studied, and questions you’ve asked sit in one snapshot.
Progress follows the sections on Profile, from Law / Pentateuch through Revelation. Bookmarks hold more than the last chapter. It is a record, not a score. If something could be better, feedback is one tap away.
What Profile Gives You
- Customize responses to your liking
- Adjust the depth of the AI model’s responses from simple to deep insights.
- Adjust the theme
- From light to dark mode, and font size, the view is in your control.
- Share with others
- Share Elumvia with a simple click. And remember, it is free to read.
- Where you have read
- The share of the Bible you’ve explored, and how many chapters you’ve opened.
- Your snapshot
- Books finished, verses favorited, passages studied, and questions asked — in one place.
- Progress by section
- Law / Pentateuch, Historical, Wisdom / Poetic, Major Prophets, Minor Prophets, Gospels & Acts, Pauline Epistles, General Epistles, and Revelation.
- Bookmarks
- Hold more than one place — not only the last chapter you were in.
- How it reads
- Simple, standard, or deeper answers. Light, dark, or the device. Text size. Verse numbers on or off.
- A voice in what’s next
- Send feedback from Profile.
- Your data
- Download what we hold, clear it, or delete the account.