Versly

Verses that last.

Versly helps you truly memorize Bible verses, not just for tomorrow, but for years to come. You choose your verses, and Versly ensures you review them at the right moment.

HOW IT WORKS

Select a verse. Read in the Bible, tap a verse, and add it to your flashcard box.

Add an image. A unique image is created for each verse, conveying the words and aiding memorization. Not sure what you're looking for? Create a new one or describe your own image.

Review daily. Versly selects what's on the agenda for each day – based on a scientifically sound review process. The more confidently you memorize a verse, the less frequently it will be reviewed. You decide how much you want to review each day.

Write or speak. When reviewing, fill in the blanks by tapping on the image, or recite the verse aloud and let the speech recognition system check your answer.

WHAT MAKES VERSLY SPECIAL

• Four levels of maturity: from a freshly noted verse to "In Your Heart." You can see what's already memorized and what still needs time.

• Your Heart Book: every verse you learn is recorded here, with a mosaic, a wreath for faithful days, and a calendar.

• Topics: organize verses according to what's on your mind and study a specific topic.

• Personal Notes: for each topic, you can record what moves you, encrypted and exclusively on your device.

• Have verses read aloud if you prefer listening to reading.

• Free Practice: a review pile that doesn't affect your progress.

THREE TRANSLATIONS, OFFLINE INCLUDED

The Luther Bible 1912, Elberfelder 1932, and Schlachter 1951 are fully integrated into the app. Reading, searching, and learning work even without an internet connection.

YOUR DATA

No tracking, no advertising, and your data will not be shared for advertising purposes. Your notes remain encrypted on your device. You can delete your account completely at any time directly in the app.

Versly is currently free and fully functional.

The images in Versly are generated by artificial intelligence. They are artistic interpretations and make no claim to theological or historical accuracy.