How it works
From a short quiz to thirty days with Scripture.
Here is the whole thing, start to finish, with nothing left for the fine print.
Step 1
A quiz about this season
You confirm you are 18 or older, then answer a handful of questions: what weighs on you most, how long you have followed Jesus, how often you read the Bible now, and how much time you have each day.
There is one optional question in your own words: what you hope will be different in thirty days. Whatever you write there shapes the plan.
- About 2 minutes
- Seven starting points, from anxiety to starting the Bible from zero
- 5, 10 or 20 minutes a day
Step 2
Your plan, on the spot
The AI lays out thirty days around your answers and writes the first three in full. You read them for free, on the page and in your email, before you decide anything.
Each passage the AI chooses is checked against the Bible text by the app. If a reference does not exist, it is replaced before you ever see it.
- Free 3-day preview
- No card needed for the quiz
- One payment of $19.90 for the rest
Step 3
One day at a time
Every day has the same four parts: a Bible passage, a short reflection, one question to write about, and a prayer. A 5-minute day is genuinely short. A 20-minute day goes deeper into the context.
Miss a day and nothing breaks. The next unread day is simply waiting.
- A passage
- A reflection
- A question
- A prayer
Step 4
Write, and get a prayer in your own words
Answer the day's question in the journal. A few honest lines is enough. Then tap Turn this into a prayer, and the AI shapes what you wrote into a prayer you can pray yourself.
It is a prayer written from what you shared. It is not a promise about how God will answer.
- Private to your account
- Never used for advertising
- Export or delete it any time
Step 5
Ask the companion
When a passage does not make sense, ask. The AI Bible study companion knows your plan and the day you are on. It explains who wrote a passage, to whom, and what comes before and after.
Where churches disagree, it is set up to lay out the main views and point you back to your pastor. It always tells you it is an AI.
- Included for 12 months
- Scripture shown in its own card
- Not a pastor, counselor, or doctor
Step 6
A library, and everything as PDF
Your account includes 21 guides and reading plans: how to study a passage, simple ways to pray, Scripture for hard days, the books of the Bible at a glance, and more.
Read them on the site or download any of them as a PDF. Your own 30-day plan downloads as a PDF too, with what you have written in your journal.
- Read online
- Download as PDF
- Print if you like paper
The one rule we built everything around
The AI never writes the Bible text.
AI models are good at explaining and bad at quoting. They swap words, blend translations, and sometimes invent a reference that sounds right.
So in Faith Companion the AI only chooses which passage to point to. The app then looks the verses up in the Berean Standard Bible and shows them in their own card, word for word, with the translation named.
Everything around the card, the reflection, the question, the prayer, is AI-generated, and labeled that way.
You see the text, in its own card
105Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.
What it is not
Faith Companion is an AI. It can make mistakes. It is not a pastor, counselor, or doctor. Nothing in it is written or reviewed by a pastor or theologian. It does not replace your church, and it is never a substitute for professional care.