AndBible is a free, open-source Android app for offline Bible study, made by Bible readers who wanted more than a reader: a tool for comparing translations, opening commentary, and staying in the text without ads.^1 The homepage highlights familiar versions such as the KJV, NASB, and NET, plus commentaries from Matthew Henry and John Gill, and a library of over 1,500 documents in more than 700 languages from Crosswire and other SWORD repositories.^1
Split text views sit translation and commentary side by side. Workspaces keep separate study setups. Strong's numbers open Greek and Hebrew word study. Linked footnotes, cross-references, and collections such as the Treasure of Scripture Knowledge stay a tap away. Text-to-speech with speak bookmarks, search, highlighting, personal notes, Study Pads for sermon listening, and reading plans cover daily rhythms, and native MyBible, MySword, and EPUB support lets you grow the library further.^1
Sykerö Software publishes the app on Google Play as completely free, with no advertisements and no in-app purchases.^2 The listing describes an optional AI study assistant (Gemini, Claude, OpenRouter), reading and memorization tracking, and My Documents.^2 The code is GPL-3.0 on GitHub.^3 An iOS public beta is on TestFlight for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Silicon Macs.^4
