Scripture at the centre
Read, search and compare translations, explore cross-references and keep important passages close at hand.
Coming soon to Windows
Bible study, all in one place.
AT Bible is an accessible, contextual environment for reading, organising and studying Scripture in depth—from personal reading to academic research and sermon preparation.
AT Bible grows with you.
For those who study and serve
From daily reading to in-depth research
AT Bible is designed for pastors, preachers, Christian workers, Sunday school teachers, theology students and every Christian who wants to study the Bible independently.
Created by a blind developer with first-hand knowledge of accessibility needs, the app works with a mouse or entirely from the keyboard and supports JAWS and NVDA. Accessibility contributes to a clearer and more efficient experience for everyone.
Your own content
Build a personal library from books, commentaries, courses, articles, outlines and other documents.
Long-term work
Organise notes, favourites, plans, highlights and outlines with flexible import, export and backup options.
One unified environment
All your content works together
AT Bible creates contextual links between every part of your study. A passage can be explored alongside translations, commentaries, resources, cross-references and notes. Research can become material for a sermon outline without losing its original context.
- Bible
- Commentaries
- Resources
- Cross-references
- Notes
- Sermon outlines
- AI tools
Contextual assistance
AI tools under your control
AT Bible can assist with explaining and summarising passages, identifying themes and Bible connections, researching historical and literary context, and conducting philological or exegetical analysis.
You control the provider, model, language, tone, confessional perspective, sources and additional instructions. Continue an answer as a conversation, then save it directly to notes or the relevant study workspace.
Take part in development
Join the testing community
The existing group of testers helps us verify stability, accessibility and the clarity of workflows before AT Bible 1.0 is released. Screen-reader users, pastors, preachers, teachers and everyone interested in Bible study are welcome.
The roadmap
Windows now. More platforms in the future.
The first public release will be available for Windows, while the macOS edition is already in development. If the project and available resources allow, development for mobile platforms is planned to begin in 2027.