A Bible app for Android and iPhone · coming soon

The Word every day,
even offline.

The Bible in 15 translations and 13 languages, a verse and devotional of the day, reading plans and games made from verses. Everything stays on your phone, with no account and no ads.

Coming soon to the storesFree, no account, no ads.
AndroidiOS
Translations
15
Plans
9
Games
5
The Qyama Today screen, with the verse of the day

Bible

15 translations,
in 13 languages.

Portuguese, English and Spanish come with the app; French, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Polish and Dutch download the first time you pick them. All are public domain or freely licensed, and then work offline.

  • Fast search that ignores accents
  • Select verses to copy, save or share
  • Text size the way you like it
John 1 in the Bíblia Livre, in the Qyama reader

Devotional

A reflection a day,
with a verse and a prayer.

31 short reflections, each with a verse and a short prayer. Plus 12 prayers for moments of life, for when words run out.

  • Verse of the day on the Home screen
  • A daily notification at the time you choose
  • 12 prayers for moments of life
The devotional “The anchor of the soul”, with Hebrews 6:19

Reading plans

A plan for every season,
from 7 days to a year.

Five 7-day plans written for the app, each day with a reflection and a question: Life of Jesus, Psalms for peace, Wisdom from Proverbs, Anxiety and peace, and Starting in faith.

  • The Gospels in 30 days
  • The Psalms in 30 days
  • The New Testament in 90 days and the Bible in a year
The list of 7-day reading plans, with the progress of each

Games

Verses
turned into games.

Word search, cryptogram, scramble, fill in the verse and a Bible quiz with 150 written questions, plus more the app generates. There is a new challenge every day.

  • 5 games made from verses
  • A quiz with 150 written questions and generated ones
  • Daily challenge
A word search with Psalm 103:2

You

One day at a time,
and the streak grows.

Every day with Qyama counts toward your streak of days in a row. You earn XP, level up and unlock achievements, and the calendar shows the last 5 weeks.

  • 12 achievements
  • A 5-week calendar
  • Saved verses in one place
Achievements on the You tab, one unlocked and the others with progress

What comes in the app.

Everything works offline, and nothing is locked behind a subscription.

Offline

The Bible, devotionals, plans and games live on your phone.

No account

Open it and start reading. Your progress stays on the phone.

No ads

No ads and no tracking.

Accent-free search

Fast search across the whole Bible, with or without accents.

Verse in a notification

One verse a day, at the time you choose.

Prayers

12 prayers for moments of life.

Light and dark theme

For reading during the day or before bed.

13 languages

The whole app, with devotionals, plans and the quiz, in 13 languages.

Optional offering

Support development through the App Store or Google Play if you wish. Nothing is locked.

On your phone only

Yours and no one else’s.

Qyama has no servers and no accounts. What you read, save and achieve stays on your phone.

Account
None
Ads
None
Data collected
None
Internet
Not needed
Translations on the phone
5
App languages
13

Questions

How much does it cost?+

Nothing. Qyama is free and nothing is locked. If you wish, you can leave an offering in the app, through the App Store or Google Play, to support development.

Does it need internet?+

No. The five translations, devotionals, plans and games come with the app and work with no connection.

Do I need an account?+

No. Your progress, saved verses and settings stay only on your phone and are erased if you uninstall the app.

Which translations are included?+

Bíblia Livre and Almeida 1911, World English Bible and King James, Reina-Valera 1909, Louis Segond 1910, Luther 1912, Riveduta 1927, Russian Synodal, Chinese Union (simplified and traditional), Korean 1910, Tagalog ULB, Updated Gdańsk Bible and Statenvertaling.

Where can I get it?+

Qyama is coming soon to Google Play and the App Store, for Android and iPhone.

What does Qyama mean?+

Qyama (ܩܝܡܐ) means “covenant” in Aramaic. Hence the tagline: the covenant that endures.

The covenant that endures.

Qyama is coming soon to Google Play and the App Store. Meanwhile, take a look at the other Ohgawa apps.

See the Ohgawa apps