Exegesis is a Bible study app for readers who want to sit with a passage the way the church has for two thousand years. Built for iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux, it puts commentaries, confessions, creeds, hymns, and letters from church history one tap away from the verse you're reading, and most of it works fully offline.^1
Tap any verse and a panel of doors opens beside it: commentary from voices like Matthew Henry and Chrysostom, the confessions and creeds that cite the passage, its cross-references, the hymns that sing it, and letters from figures across nineteen centuries, from Clement of Rome to Spurgeon. Tap a single word to meet the Greek, Hebrew, or Latin behind it, with pronunciation and a chart of how translators rendered it across the canon. A guided daily devotional walks you through Scripture, catechism, a word study, a historic letter, and a hymn you can hear played from the actual score.^1
The app also includes Aura, an in-app AI assistant that answers questions about the passage in front of you, turns each verse it mentions into a tappable reference, and sets up a study on your behalf only when you say yes.^1
Exegesis is built by Roberto Chavez Jr, a computer engineer who describes it as a Christian app made "to serve our God."^2 It is currently in free public beta on every platform.^3
