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King James 1611 Assistant helps you read and study the 1611 King James Bible on Android. The app is Christ-centered and offline-first: the Bible text, search, notes, and reading plans stay on your phone.
Read Scripture book by book, including the Apocrypha as printed in 1611. Display spelling is eased for reading; the wording used for study and citations is the 1611 text. Search the Word, keep bookmarks, highlights, and notes, follow reading plans, open Easton’s Bible Dictionary, and view offline maps. Listen speaks Scripture with on-device British male voices (Kokoro or bundled Piper). Premium and Scholar may use Cloud Listening when Online Mode is on and hours remain.
Together AI retrieves verses on the phone, then composes a teaching answer. In the standard Android app, that composition uses a gated HTTPS connection. Saved chats stay encrypted on the device. Together AI is a Bible-study helper, not a general chatbot, and it is not the voice of God. Check every claim against the King James text in the app.
Together is optional. Invite-only groups can share a reading plan and prayer. Together uses an email sign-in. You do not need a Together account to read the Bible. Published prayer request text also appears on the public website prayer wall without a name.
Online Mode is off by default. When it is off, Together, Cloud Ask, Cloud Listening, and model downloads stay blocked. The app does not contain ads, in-app purchases, or analytics SDKs.
This app is not Adrian Rogers, Love Worth Finding, or Bellevue Baptist Church, and is not endorsed by them.
The program source is licensed under the GNU GPL v3. The King James text is public domain in most countries. In the United Kingdom, Crown printing rights for the Authorised Version may still apply to commercial printing.