Still.A Bible app with no streaks and no ads
Still. has no reading streaks, no ads and no account. If you miss a day, your reading plan simply waits. Reading, search, translation comparison, the prayer journal and a daily verse are free. Premium (listening without limits, AI-written explanations, original Greek and Hebrew words) is the paid part.
Why some people want a Bible app without streaks
A streak counts how many days in a row you opened the app. Some people find that motivating. Others find it turns time with Scripture into a score, and a missed day into a small failure. If that is you, you are not asking for less devotion. You are asking for an app that does not keep count.
What Still. does instead
- Plans measured in minutes. A plan says “about five minutes today”, not “day 14 of 365”. Miss a day and the plan waits where you left it.
- One verse a day, at a time you choose. The daily verse is a single verse picked for what many people carry: worry, grief, doubt, loneliness, a busy mind. No badge for opening it.
- No ads. Nothing in the app is paid for by showing you adverts, and Still. never sells your data.
- No account. There is nothing to sign up for. The app makes a random anonymous ID so it can remember your settings.
- A private prayer journal. What you write or record stays on your phone. Still. cannot read it.
How it pays for itself
No ads means someone has to pay. Still. is free to read. Premium has a 3-day free trial, then $19.99 a year or $2.99 a month. If you never subscribe, you keep the free parts, with a few listens each day.
The honest trade-offs
- Still. includes three translations: King James Version, Berean Standard Bible and American Standard Version (1901). It does not include the NIV, ESV or NLT, because those are licensed. If you need one of those, another app is a better fit.
- There is no friends feed, group plans or public comments. It is built for being alone with the text.
- Explanations are written with AI and every one is labelled. They are a starting point, not pastoral advice.
- Android is not out yet.
Who it suits
People who already open their phone too often and want the Bible app to be the quiet one. If you love streaks, friends and big plan libraries, a larger app may suit you better. See Still. compared with YouVersion for a fair side by side.
Questions
Does Still. have streaks?
No. There are no streaks, scores or badges for reading.
Does Still. show ads?
No. There are no ads in the app.
Is the Bible free in Still.?
Yes. Reading all three translations, search, side-by-side comparison, the prayer journal and the daily verse are free.
Do I have to make an account?
No account, email or password is needed.
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Drafted with AI assistance and edited by the Still. team. Bible quotations are from the King James Version (public domain).