Bible Clock by CodeInFaith keeps the time and a Bible verse together on one screen, so a glance at the time on a desk, nightstand, or kitchen counter can also be a moment with Scripture.^1 Home screen widgets keep the time and a verse in view without opening the app.^1
Curated themes set the clock, verse lettering, and scene in one tap. Analog Classic and Still Morning are free, and Pro adds animated scenes such as The Quiet Station and The Heavens Declare, which change from dawn to night.^1 With Pro, time-based verses match the time on your screen, so 3:16 points to John 3:16, and Photo Clock frames your own photos or photos picked from Google Photos with the time and a verse, with your photos staying on your device.^1 Tap any verse to open Reflection for nearby context, prompts, and favorites, with deeper insights included in Pro.^1 You can browse book collections, use collections such as Daily Verses, Thankfulness, and Love, and share a verse as an image in your chosen theme.^1 For bedside use, Pro adds a scheduled night display with customizable warm tints and contrast safeguards.^1 Bible versions are available in 10 languages, including English, Hindi, Korean, Spanish, and Japanese.^2 The app is free to download, and a one-time Pro upgrade unlocks the animated and seasonal themes, Photo Clock, time-based verses, and more.^1
CodeInFaith is a Christian-run software studio that builds apps to carry God's Word into ordinary days, as work offered to the Lord, and it hopes to grow into a full-time studio run by Christians.^5 The stores list Young Park as the developer and seller.^2 The team's statement of faith confesses one God in three persons, Jesus Christ as the only way to salvation, and the Bible as the inspired and infallible Word of God, and its members are part of the Presbyterian Church in America.^6
One Android reviewer who keeps the app running on an old tablet wrote, "It's beautiful having Scripture displayed all the time," and noted that the team added the Night Mode colors she suggested.^7
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