Building a consistent Bible reading habit is one of the most common struggles among Christians — and Fruit Bible was designed specifically to solve it. Created by Australian developer Zac Masters and his team at The Fruit Bible App Pty Ltd, Fruit is a free iPhone app built to make daily Scripture reading feel natural and communal rather than lonely and overwhelming.^1
Fruit offers personalized reading plans, daily reminders, and guided questions that help you move from simply reading a passage to praying through it and applying it to your life. One of its standout features is a community reflections feed where users can share what they're learning and encourage one another — bringing a small-group feel right into the app. Group Bible plans let you read alongside friends or your church community and see each other's progress.^1
Why Christians Love It"This app is super simple but has heaps of really awesome features. One I really love is being able to share, and see other people's reflections on a part of the Bible. It's hugely encouraging for my own faith."^1
"It moves me toward my goal of getting me into the Bible, rather than distracting me from it. I like the clean layout. The built-in community feature is exciting too."^1
"Been loving using the fruit app! It's so easy to use and I particularly like that it prompts you to think about how to be praying out of and applying the passages you read each day."^1
"This app allowed me to get closer to Jesus and without me knowing a lot about praying this helped me a lot about learning about God and overall a great and simple app to help you grow closer to Jesus!"^1
"I've never read this much Bible in my life." — Rachel^2
Notable- Free to use, iPhone only (iOS 17+), with over 25 updates released since December 2024^2
- Built in Sydney, Australia by a team active in the FaithTech community^3
- Highly rated on the Australian App Store^1
- Features group Bible plans (added March 2025) and guided questions (added April 2025) for deeper engagement^2
- The founder also builds Trellis, an AI coworker tool for pastors and churches, which was accepted into the Missional Labs x Gloo accelerator program^3
