For believers, seekers, and church leaders who want their whole faith life in one place, SoapBox brings the Bible, prayer, journaling, sermons, giving, and community together in 140+ languages.^3
The app pairs a free, ad-free Bible — 300+ translations, classic public-domain commentaries, Strong's Greek and Hebrew, and offline reading — with a prayer wall, S.O.A.P. journaling, church discovery across a large searchable directory, and tools for pastors to manage sermons, giving, and member care.^1 ORA, its built-in AI study companion, answers questions and reflects on Scripture, and consistently identifies itself as a study aid rather than a person.
What sets SoapBox apart is that it also opens its Scripture layer to developers and AI agents through a free Faith API and Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Instead of letting an AI generate Bible quotes, it verifies them against a real KJV database — catching misquotes, non-existent references, and common misattributions — and serves only public-domain (KJV) Scripture, with prayer and giving actions gated behind explicit user consent.^2
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