BiblePlan is a free, user-supported Bible reading plan builder created by Becky Schmidt in Indianapolis.^1 Readers choose any books, testaments, or genres, set their own start and end dates, skip rest days, and read those books in sequence or several at once. A verse-weighted algorithm then balances each day's load so short and long chapters do not produce surprise double-days.^1
When a week goes missing, one tap redistributes what is left while the finish date stays put. Unlimited concurrent plans, progress charts, streaks, timezone-aware email reminders, and phone push notifications help the habit hold, and every plan exports as CSV. The full builder can be previewed without an account.^1
Eight translations are available for reading in the product — NIV, ESV, KJV, NKJV, NLT, NASB, CSB, and The Message — while audio still links out to Bible Gateway. Preset thirty-day, ninety-day, and six-month starting points sit beside the custom maker.^3
Schmidt built BiblePlan so a plan would bend instead of break. It stays free, with no ads, no paywall, and no limits, optionally supported through Ko-fi toward hosting.^1
