Yes, entirely. Every feature — offline Bible, four translations, Strong's concordance, AI verse detection, Google Drive backup, PIN lock — is free with no subscription, no trial period, and no ads. We intend to keep the core app free.

All four Bible translations (KJV, ASV, WEB, YLT) and the full Strong's concordance are stored on your device. Note-taking, scripture lookup, and the Study Bible all work with no internet connection. The only features that require a connection are Google Drive sync and AI-powered semantic verse identification.

VerseTap includes four public-domain translations, all fully offline: King James Version (KJV), American Standard Version (ASV, 1901), World English Bible (WEB), and Young's Literal Translation (YLT, 1898). That is 124,408 verses across four translations stored on your device. Curious why we chose public-domain texts over commercial translations? Read why VerseTap uses public domain Bible translations.

Your notes are stored locally on your device. When you enable Google Drive backup, they sync directly to your own Drive account — VerseTap's servers are never involved. We cannot read your notes. No note content ever leaves your device except to your own Drive.

VerseTap uses a two-layer approach. Exact references like "John 3:16" are matched instantly from the offline verse index with no internet needed. For semantic detection — where you type a phrase like "the valley of the shadow of death" — the app sends only that short phrase to our AI (Gemini) to identify the likely reference, then looks up the full text locally. Your note content is never sent anywhere.

In the Study Bible, every word in the KJV is tagged with its Hebrew or Greek Strong's entry number. Tap any underlined word to see the original language word, its transliteration, pronunciation, and definition. Over 14,000 lexicon entries covering all of Greek and Hebrew scripture. The whole system is offline — no lookup is ever made to an external service. Want the full picture? See how the offline Bible study app concordance works.

Yes. VerseTap is available on the App Store for iOS, on Google Play for Android, and as a Progressive Web App that works in any browser on any device.

Yes. Any note can be shared as plain text or exported as a PDF directly from the note viewer. The PDF includes the note title, date, tags, full content, and all detected verse passages. On Android and iOS you can share to any app using the system share sheet.