Biblingo

Name: Biblingo
Rating: 4.3 (82 reviews)
Author: Biblingo

By: Biblingo App

Biblical Language Learning

Overview

Version:

2.7.0

Last updated: 2026-08-06

Ranking

#148,794 ▲ 1,364

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Biblingo helps learners of all ages read biblical Greek and Hebrew through twelve story-driven journeys, vocabulary decks, grammar drills, and a proven approach based on linguistics and second-language acquisition.

The four-semester curriculum covers New Testament Greek and the Hebrew Bible, from easy readings to actual Bible passages, with immersive scenes produced in Israel. Features include interactive lessons, a built-in dictionary, an e-textbook, daily vocabulary review, and ready-made Bible vocab decks.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Content Books

By:

Biblingo

Rating:

4.30

(82) 2 new ratings

Version:

2.7.0 Last updated: 2026-08-06

Version code:

888803168

Creation date:

2023-03-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

89.00MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-10

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Ranking

# 148,794 ▲ 1,364

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Developed by:

Biblingo

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/biblingo/id6444049831

Website:

https://biblingo.org/

User Reviews

Biblingo is praised for high-quality, engaging biblical language content and a strong reading-focused approach, plus helpful visuals and pronunciation options. It also benefits from updates and a supportive ecosystem. However, recurring issues include onboarding friction, reliability bugs, occasional translation/grammar concerns, confusing navigation, and pricing barriers. Overall, it’s a valuable tool for biblical languages, but onboarding, stability, and cost concerns limit its appeal for some users.

Pros

High-quality, effective, and engaging content for biblical languages; praised as thorough and by some users even preferable to Duolingo.
Strong reading-focused approach that helps users read the Bible in its original languages with less reliance on English translation.
Clear, well-designed layout and visuals for vocabulary; easy-to-understand lessons and a coherent learning concept.
Pronunciation/audio features, including Koine and Modern Greek options, aiding pronunciation practice.
Motivating learning experience with ongoing updates and a supportive ecosystem (community, podcasts) and favorable pricing changes that improve value.

Cons

Sign-up/login and account creation friction (missing sign-up emails, can't sign into new accounts, trial prompts) causing onboarding delays.
Reliability and performance issues (loading delays, DNS errors, black screens, lag in flashcards) affecting usability.
Content accuracy/translation concerns in some lessons (misleading order of grammar concepts, occasional translation inaccuracies).
Navigation and progression flow problems (unclear next steps, missing or confusing forward navigation, manual progression hurdles).
Pricing barriers or perceived cost despite some price cuts (some users find it unaffordable or paywalled).

Recent reviews

I’ve tried learning Hebrew on my own in the past and have never gotten past the alphabet. Biblingo has made it super easy and fun to learn both Greek and Hebrew. I also took advantage of one of the live Hebrew classes which has also helped tremendously. Highly recommend.

by mi*****, 2026-08-05

Why do I need to create an account to memorize Scripture? In the signup page, I couldn’t even create an account because the keyboard was blocking the sign up button and I couldn’t close the keyboard. And Apple Cloud “Hide my Email” didn’t work with the email textfield