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
You can keep several translations open, compare them side by side, download an offline library, listen to audio Bibles, and follow reading plans — including plans that sit next to Bible Project videos. Notes and highlights sync, and automatic backups keep your study from vanishing.^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 and Android.^4
