A Bible app built around one question: what are you actually carrying this week? Daily verse, Bible study with word studies, offline audio Bible, a real prayer wall, and Ezra — an AI partner that stays in Scripture and cites every answer.
Free · Android now · iOS in the works
A new verse every morning on the home screen — chosen by hand, not generated, and refreshed at midnight. Below it, a feed of people you know writing about what Scripture is doing in their lives. Not arguing about it. Living it.
The full Bible, built for study rather than skimming. Read it carefully, listen to it on a commute, or let it autoscroll while you follow along. Tap any verse to go deeper — without leaving the chapter.
Ask what the Bible says about grief, money, marriage, doubt, anger, forgiveness, anxiety — the things people actually bring to a pastor. Every answer is grounded in Scripture and cites the passages it draws from. When it can't ground an answer in Scripture, it says so instead of improvising.
Share what you're carrying and let your community meet it with real intercession instead of a thumbs up. Prayer requests live in their own space, separate from the social feed, where they can be seen and prayed over — not buried in a scroll.
Weekly Close Readings
Every week on the FaithFeed Substack — one passage, read slowly. Original language, historical setting, theological weight. The kind of study that takes longer than a scroll.
Read on SubstackThe Story Behind It
My name is Austin. I'm self-taught — no CS degree, no Silicon Valley network, no venture capital. Just faith, code, and a calling I couldn't shake loose.
"What if our feeds could be holy ground?"
I watched what social media does to our children and to adults — the anxiety, the comparison, the endless scroll that leaves you emptier than when you opened it. God laid it on my heart to build something different.
FaithFeed isn't VC-funded. It's not built by a committee optimizing for engagement metrics. It's built by someone who loves Jesus and believes the faith community deserves a digital space that actually strengthens their walk — not one that steals from it.
This is a movement. Join us early.