Seraph vs BibleProject

Sources and scope

Checked against the following official BibleProject, App Store, and Play pages on 2026-09-26. These references do not establish an independent review or endorsement of Seraph. Subjective product fit remains our assessment. We did not quote a rating, a review count, or an install total. This check did not find a customer plan dollar on the US listing or on the Play listing, and we did not invent one. The give page prints gift-amount buttons, and this essay does not copy them.

• US App Store listing (id1523687027)

  Supports the title “BibleProject,” subtitle “Learn how to read the Bible,” developerTagline “Learn how to read the Bible,” seller BibleProject (OR), developer ribbon BibleProject, Information category Reference, age 4+, copyright “© BibleProject,” bundle id com.bibleproject.bibleproject, Information size 83.2 MB, size ribbon paragraphText 83.2 with caption MB, JSON-LD Offer price 0 / USD, isFree true, hasInAppPurchases false, hasExternalPurchases false, offer title “Get,” an empty subtitles object, buyParams including price=0 and pricingParameters=STDQ, updateBuyParams including price=0 and pricingParameters=SWUPD, and a null tertiary title. isIOSBinaryMacOSCompatible is false. Purchase configuration sets supportsVisionOSCompatibleIOSBinary to false and hasMacIPAPackage to false. appPlatforms are phone and pad. JSON-LD applicationCategory is ReferenceApplication. JSON-LD genre lists Reference and Education. JSON-LD availableOnDevice is “iPhone, iPad, iPod.” JSON-LD operatingSystem includes iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. JSON-LD author is Organization, name BibleProject, url the developer page below. The Information section’s Category line is Reference. Play’s genre control is Education. We do not treat those as one label. Supports the description quoted above, including “100% free,” “It’s all free, there’s no paid subscription,” “Tim and Jon,” and “a free class exploring the book of Genesis.” This check did not find the word account, the word trial, or a dollar sign in that description. Information devices as named above, including Apple Vision, and not including Mac. Age Rating summary is 4+. The Age Rating annotation’s items array is empty. items_V3 prints 4+. We do not treat that empty array and items_V3 as one list. Languages English. The language ribbon’s paragraphText is EN and its caption is English. What’s New primary subtitle Version 2.25, secondary subtitle Wed Aug 26 2026 14:01:46 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time), notes “We fixed some bugs and improved performance, all to bring more shalom to your experience in the app.” Privacy header naming BibleProject, the two privacy types quoted above, empty purposes arrays, and empty dataTypes arrays. This check did not find a Data Not Collected shelf. This check did not find a Data Used to Track You shelf. The Privacy Policy control points at bibleproject.com/privacy/. The Website control points at https://bibleproject.com/. The Support control points at bibleproject.com/support/. The Developer Website control uses the same homepage URL with different link text. This check did not find an in-app purchase list. The page canonicalURL is this href. We do not restate rating, review count, or chart rank. The Supports shelf item is Wallet, caption “The simplest way to get all your passes in one place.” The accessibility header says “The developer has not yet indicated which accessibility features this app supports.” Logos Bible, adamId 336400266, Dwell: Audio Bible, adamId 1343917374, She Reads Truth, adamId 892128363, and The Bible Memory App, adamId 496790833, are on the similar-items shelf and set hasInAppPurchases to true. Enduring Word Commentary, adamId 1436262209, Blue Letter Bible, adamId 365547505, and Bible Hub, adamId 1090228108, are on that shelf and set hasInAppPurchases to false. We do not copy those flags onto id1523687027.

• iTunes lookup for id1523687027

  Supports trackName “BibleProject,” sellerName “BibleProject (OR),” artistName “BibleProject,” bundleId com.bibleproject.bibleproject, version 2.25, formattedPrice Free, price 0, currency USD, minimumOsVersion 15.5, fileSizeBytes 83163136, primaryGenreName Reference, sellerUrl https://bibleproject.com/, and currentVersionReleaseDate 2026-08-26T14:01:46Z. This check did not find a hasInAppPurchases key in that result. We do not treat the missing key as the page lockup’s false flag. We do not restate the rating fields in that result.

• Play listing (com.bibleproject)

  Supports the title “BibleProject - Apps on Google Play,” developer link text “BibleProject,” itemprop price content 0, an Install button, content rating Everyone, genre Education, “Updated on Aug 25, 2026,” and a What’s New sentence matching the US notes. The description prints “100% free” and “It’s all free, there’s no paid subscription.” This check did not find the string “In-app purchases,” the string “Contains ads,” or a dollar sign on that page. The data-safety block says “No data shared with third parties,” “No data collected,” “Data is encrypted in transit,” and “You can request that data be deleted.” About the developer prints “BIBLEPROJECT,” app.support@bibleproject.com, and 1302 SE Ankeny St, Portland, OR 97214. The visible support email support@bibleproject.com is a different string. We do not restate a rating, a review count, or a download total from that page. We do not treat this package and the iOS bundle id as one string.

• Play package com.bibleproject.bibleproject

  Supports a response page whose title is “Not Found,” HTTP 404. This is the iOS bundle id. This check did not find a Play listing for that package, and it did not find a dollar on that response page.

• Footlamp: Bible & Ask AI (id6504839289)

  Supports a different app. Title “Footlamp: Bible & Ask AI,” subtitle “Read, ask, pray with Father AI,” seller Saihou Ieong, bundle id com.municornio.BibleReaderFree, JSON-LD Offer price 0 / USD, isFree true, hasInAppPurchases true, subtitles standard “In‑App Purchases,” offer title “Get,” and copyright “© 2026 Municornio Ltd.” This check did not find the title “Bible Project: Read & Ask AI” on this adamId. We do not treat this listing as id1523687027. We do not copy its In‑App Purchases subtitle onto BibleProject. We do not restate a rating from that page, and we do not invent a Footlamp price.

• BibleProject homepage

  Supports the title “Study the Story of the Bible With Free Tools | BibleProject™,” and the links the US listing and the Play listing. The US Website control points here. This check did not find a plan dollar on that page.

• BibleProject app page

  Supports the title “BibleProject App,” “Get the BibleProject app,” the same App Store and Play links, “See the beauty and structure of the Bible with reflection questions, classes taught by Bible scholars, annotated resources, and more,” and “Track Your Progress” with “we'll keep track of your progress so that you can keep learning.” The footer line says “Everything we make is available for free because of a generous community of patrons.” This check did not find a dollar sign on that page, and it did not find a sentence that watching a video requires an account. “My Account” in the nav is a different string from that sentence.

• BibleProject Classroom

  Supports the title “Free Online Bible Study Courses | BibleProject™,” the heading “Every Class Is Free,” “Whether you take one class or ten, it's completely free to learn with BibleProject Classroom,” “The classes range from four to sixteen hours long,” and “Go to Class on the BibleProject App” with “audio-only lectures designed for your phone.” The page links the same US listing and Play package. This check did not find a dollar sign on that page.

• Give to BibleProject

  Supports the title “Give to BibleProject,” “Give How Often?” with One-Time, Monthly, and Yearly, “Give How Much?” with amount buttons this essay does not copy, “Please sign in to make a monthly or yearly gift,” “You need a BibleProject account to manage your giving, access tax statements, and more,” “at no cost because they've already been paid for by people like you,” and “BibleProject is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and has been fully crowdfunded from the beginning.” The FAQ answer is “Updates or end your recurring gifts on the website or app by signing in with the BibleProject account associated with your giving.” The app line is “Go to the Me tab and find the Giving section.” This essay does not copy the gift-amount buttons, a budget figure, or a patron total. We do not treat a gift as an in-app purchase on id1523687027. We do not invent a family plan.

• BibleProject privacy policy

  Supports “Privacy Policy,” “Updated October 2025,” the Services definition that includes “apps,” “create an account” as an example of when contact information is collected, “donation information” inside payment and commercial information, and “Mobile App Information” collected “for the purposes of providing the services, analytics and research, and customer service.” It also names “the effectiveness of advertising efforts.” This check did not find the word sell in that page’s text. We do not invent a dollar on that page, and we do not treat this policy and the Play “No data collected” sentence as one label.

• BibleProject support URL

  Supports the Support control url on the US description shelf. On this check, a non-browser request returned HTTP 202 from CloudFront, header x-amzn-waf-action: challenge, empty body. A Mozilla user-agent request returned HTTP 301 to https://help.bibleproject.com/hc/en-us. The followed page this check saved was titled “Just a moment...” and was a challenge interstitial, not an article. We do not quote a support article from behind that wall, and we do not invent a price from it. We do not treat this check’s status line as the only status a later request might receive.

• BibleProject developer page (id1320858813)

  Supports the developerAction url on the US listing and the JSON-LD author url. We do not restate a rating or a chart from a developer directory, and we do not treat this URL and the homepage as one string.