Most Bible apps help you read Scripture. Bible Strong is for the moment you want the Hebrew and Greek behind a verse. Tap a word and you get the original-language root, a definition, and how that word shows up across the Bible. Around that lexicon sit a chronological timeline, a Bible dictionary, Nave's topical index, Treasury of Scripture cross-references, and commentaries.^1^4
You can keep several translations open in tabs, compare them side by side, and work from French and English interlinear indexes that give glosses, transliteration, and morphology for the Hebrew-Greek text. More than 40 translations are available in French, English, Hebrew, and Greek. You can download an offline library, listen to audio Bibles, and follow yearly and thematic reading plans, including plans paired with Bible Project content. Notes, highlights, bookmarks, and tags sync across devices, and you can link verses together and build structured studies from what you find.^4
Stéphane Montlouis-Calixte built it in France after he could not find tools that went deep enough. His studio, le studio 316, nods to John 3:16. He still writes that access to God's Word should be a universal right, without financial barriers. Donations keep servers running and fund work such as offline Bible storage for readers with unreliable internet.^3
The app is free and open source under GPL-3.0, with English and French, on iOS, Android, and the web.^4
