She Reads Truth

Name: She Reads Truth
Rating: 3.2 (1455 reviews)
Author: She Reads Truth

By: She Reads Truth App

Bible + Devotional

Overview

Version:

3.56

Last updated: 2024-08-21

Features & Capabilities

She Reads Truth is a global community of women engaging with Scripture daily. The She Reads Truth Bible + Devotional extension delivers a beautiful, accessible Bible-reading experience with multiple translations, daily plans, and tools to highlight, bookmark, share, and take notes as you read.

It syncs your notes and progress with the She Reads Truth website across devices, offers customizable notifications, a Bible In A Year plan, font/display options, and offline lock screens for scripture memorization, making it easy to read anytime, anywhere.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

She Reads Truth

Rating:

3.20

(1,455) 1 new ratings

Version:

3.56 Last updated: 2024-08-21

Version code:

868380518

Creation date:

2014-07-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

170.54MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-03

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 54,783 ▼ 23

Other rankings

#25 in god keyword 12 ▼ 1

Other platforms

She Reads Truth (v3.56)

351,225 2.58

(1,900)

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Developed by:

She Reads Truth

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/she-reads-truth/id892128363

Website:

http://shereadstruth.com

User Reviews

Users praise the app for rich Bible study content and convenient access to plans, translations, and podcasts. However, many reviews mention recurring bugs (highlighting, saving, copy-paste, login), non-intuitive navigation, and syncing/purchase issues between the website and app. A subset also notes outdated content and infrequent updates. The top improvement areas are bug stabilization, UX/navigation refinements, cross-platform purchase syncing, and ongoing maintenance to keep content current while preserving the app’s core study resources.

Pros

Rich, helpful Bible study content and devotionals that many users say deepen their faith and understanding.
Convenient access to a broad library of plans and translations, plus podcasts, for on-the-go study.
Highlighting, notes, and progress-saving within plans, supporting personalized study.
Longstanding use and integration into daily routines, with many users calling it essential.

Cons

Frequent bugs and reliability issues (glitches with highlighting/notes, copy-paste/share not working, outages).
Navigation and UX are not intuitive, making it hard to start new studies or locate content.
Account, purchase, and syncing problems between website and app, including non-synced purchases and unexpected costs.
Perceived lack of ongoing maintenance and updates, with content sometimes feeling outdated or unavailable.

Recent reviews

I downloaded the app after finding one the of She Reads Truth Bibles in the store. When I opened it, I wanted to view the app before creating an account to see if the app was as good as the bible, so I proceeded as a “guest”. Got the Green screens as to what the app was about but no option to see the app fully nor would the app let me out of the “what the app is about” screens. Not sure how 1.5k were able to open and use the app without running into the glitch of “if you don’t create an account”, you can’t go further.

by Ja*****, 2026-08-14

Just thought the monthly subscription and BOOM the app doesn’t recognize the subscription. A great way to discourage new and other Christians from reading the bible? Create a glitchy app with mediocre support. This is the worst app I have used in the year of our Lord 2020 snd so on. Every time I try to give the app another chance it performs the same: horribly. Please redo the whole app, note taking, highlighting, interface and throw the current app and whatever server or coding you’re using away. A better app could be crafted with AI and I hate AI.