Support
BiblePath is a Bible reader and reading tracker for iPhone, in English, Spanish and Portuguese. If something is not working, or you have a question or an idea, please email me and I will get back to you.
Contact
Email nelsonmoncayo@gmail.com
If you are reporting a problem, please include your iPhone model, your iOS version and the BiblePath version (Profile → About BiblePath).
Common questions
Which Bibles are included? Nine Bibles in three languages, all inside the app, so they read offline. In English, the King James Version, the Berean Standard Bible and the World English Bible. In Spanish, the Reina-Valera 1909, the Reina-Valera 1865 and the Biblia Libre para el Mundo. In Portuguese, the Bíblia Livre, the Nova Versão de Acesso Livre and the Bíblia Portuguesa Mundial. Seven are in the public domain. The Bíblia Livre (CC BY 4.0) and the Nova Versão de Acesso Livre (CC BY-SA 4.0) are under Creative Commons licences, and you can download them from the open Bible texts page. The Biblia Libre para el Mundo and the Bíblia Portuguesa Mundial are drafts that their publishers are still revising.
How do I change the language or the Bible? Go to Profile → Settings → Language. BiblePath then asks whether you would like the Bible in that language too. You can change the Bible at any time under Profile → Settings → Bible translation, or with the translation button at the top of the reader.
How do I highlight a verse, save it or add a note? In the reader, tap a verse. Choose one of the eight colors, or tap Save, Note, Compare, References or Memorize. You will find your highlights, saved verses and memory verses again under Today → Study tools, or in the Profile tab.
Can BiblePath read the Bible aloud? No, BiblePath does not have an audio Bible. You can record yourself reading a chapter, and the recording is saved as a voice note in your journal.
Is my data backed up? Everything lives on your iPhone. There is no account, and BiblePath does not sync between devices. Go to Profile → Settings → Back up my data to save a backup file wherever you like, and use Restore from a backup to bring it onto a new iPhone. The backup holds your reading history, plans, highlights, saved verses and notes, journal text, memory verses, catechism progress and settings. It does not include journal photos or voice notes.
I have read the whole Bible. Can I start again? Yes. When every chapter is read, the Today screen offers a new read-through with a fresh chapter grid. Your streak, your history and your earlier read-throughs all stay.
Why did my reminder not come? Check that notifications are on for BiblePath in the iPhone Settings app. The smart reminder does not come once you have done that day's reading, or on days your reading plan has no reading. Reminders are scheduled a few weeks ahead, so please open BiblePath now and then to keep them coming.
What is in the Catholic canon? All 73 books. The deuterocanonical books are read in the World English Bible, the Biblia Libre para el Mundo or the Bíblia Portuguesa Mundial, depending on your language. They include the Greek parts of Esther, Susanna (Daniel 13) and Bel and the Dragon (Daniel 14). The Prayer of Azariah and the Song of the Three (Greek Daniel 3:24–90) are not included yet. You can switch canon under Profile → Settings → Bible canon.
How do I erase everything? Profile → Settings → Reset all data erases everything BiblePath keeps on your iPhone, including journal photos and voice notes. It cannot be undone, so please make a backup first if you may want your data later. Deleting the app also deletes its data.
Is BiblePath really free? Yes. There are no ads, no account, no in-app purchases and no tracking.