Still.A Scroll The Bible alternative: Still. compared
Scroll The Bible turns Scripture into a vertical feed; Still. shows one verse at a time. Both explain verses in plain words and show the original Greek or Hebrew. The difference is the experience: a feed you swipe through, or a single verse you sit with. Neither is better for everyone.
What each app says it is
| Scroll The Bible | Still. | |
|---|---|---|
| Main screen | A full-screen vertical feed you swipe through verse by verse, like a social app | One verse at a time, with the chapter a tap away |
| Social side | Comment on verses and share them with friends | No feed and no public comments. Your prayer journal is private to your phone |
| Study tools | Deep Study, Original Language, Explain It Easier, Related Verses | Plain-words explanation and a deeper version, original Greek or Hebrew words, related verses with a reason (Premium) |
| Listening | Not part of the description I read | Read aloud in a computer-generated voice, with Drive, Dishes and Sleep modes |
| Sign-up | See its listing | No account |
| Price | Free to download (US App Store, Nov 2026) | Free to read. Premium: 3-day trial, then $19.99 a year or $2.99 a month |
| Translations | See its listing | KJV, Berean Standard Bible, ASV (all public domain) |
| Platforms | iPhone (and Android, per its listing) | iPhone now. Android coming soon |
Scroll The Bible has a very large number of ratings on the US App Store, which tells you many people like it. Still. is new and has no such track record yet.
Choose Scroll The Bible if
- You want the habit of swiping to carry you into Scripture and you like seeing what others say.
- You enjoy sharing and discussing verses with friends.
Choose Still. if
- Scrolling of any kind is what you are trying to get away from, even a good feed.
- You want to stop on one verse, hear it read, and understand it before moving on.
- You want a prayer journal that nobody else can see, and no account.
What Still. does not have
Still. has no social features, only three public-domain translations, and no Android version yet. Its explanations are written with AI and labelled as such. If any of these matter to you, weigh them honestly.
If you are leaving a streak-based app too, read why Still. has no streaks or ads.
Questions
Is Still. a copy of Scroll The Bible?
No. They overlap on plain-words explanations and original-language words, but Still. is built around one verse at a time rather than a feed.
Is Still. free?
Reading is free. Premium has a 3-day free trial, then $19.99 a year or $2.99 a month.
Can I use both?
Yes. Many people try more than one Bible app before settling.
Keep reading
Scroll The Bible and YouVersion are trademarks of their owners. Studio Lab is not affiliated with them. Drafted with AI assistance and edited by the Still. team. Bible quotations are from the King James Version (public domain).