BiblePlan is a free, donation-supported Bible reading plan builder for readers whose fixed plans keep falling apart. You choose any books, testaments, or genres, set your own start and end dates, skip rest days, and read those books in sequence or several at once.^1 A verse-weighted algorithm then balances each day's load, weighing verse counts and chapter lengths 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.^1 Unlimited concurrent plans, progress charts with on-pace tracking, 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.^3 Preset thirty-day, ninety-day, and six-month starting points sit beside the custom maker.^1
Becky Schmidt built BiblePlan and runs it on her own. She kept starting plans that did not fit, and, in her words, "I wanted a plan that bent instead of breaking, so I built one."^1 Schmidt is a senior product manager who lives in Indianapolis with her family.^5 BiblePlan stays free, with no ads, no paywall, and no limits, supported by user donations through Ko-fi.^1
