Frequently asked questions

LogosAI is a Bible study app. You can read Scripture, follow reading plans, keep notes and highlights, ask questions with Ask AI, and pray and study with others. It is run by Jabin International Private Limited, Lucknow, India.

LogosAI is Reformed Baptist. It holds to the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (1689), and Ask AI answers from that view. Read what we believe and the Baptist Catechism.

No. Anyone can read and study. Just know that teaching and AI answers follow the 1689 Confession, and on disputed questions they say so.

No. LogosAI shows no ads and does not use your questions for advertising. See the privacy policy.

Yes. These are free for everyone: every Bible translation we carry, Ask AI, reading plans, notes, highlights, bookmarks, offline reading, community, the prayer wall, groups, accountability partners, and worship songs and setlists. Paid plans only add extra tools. See plans & pricing.

Supporter adds bulk PDF/CSV export of your notes, highlights and bookmarks, extra reader themes, early access to new features and a supporter badge. Church Partner (5 or 20 seats) adds church branding on bulletins and slides, a shared team workspace, a verified listing in Find a Church and a usage report. The 20-seat plan also gets priority support.

Prices are adjusted to where you are, so they stay fair across countries. In India, prices are in rupees and include GST. The pricing page always shows the price for your region before you pay.

No. Payments go to Jabin International Private Limited for LogosAI services. They are not charitable donations and are not tax-deductible. You can also make a one-time support payment (India only).

Yes, an invoice is issued for every payment. Add your GSTIN at checkout to get a business (B2B) invoice. Invoices are emailed to you and you can also download them in Settings → Billing.

Cancel at any time in Settings → Billing. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you paid for. Duplicate or wrong charges are refunded in full. Read the refund policy for the details.

In English: ESV, NIV, KJV, WEB, ASV and the Geneva Bible (1599). There is also a Hindi Bible, a Nepali Bible, the Greek New Testament and the Hebrew Old Testament. Public-domain Bibles in many other languages are included too. Switch versions from the reader.

Public chapter pages show public-domain text (WEB by default, plus KJV, ASV and Geneva). The ESV and NIV are copyrighted and used by permission of their publishers, so you read them in the reader.

Yes. Open the Hindi Bible, or choose the Hindi version in the reader.

Yes. Go to Offline Bible and download books to your device. You can then read them without a connection, and you don’t need an account.

Yes. Tap Play audio in the reader to have the chapter read aloud. The voice is computer-generated, not a recorded narrator.

Yes. The Strong’s dictionary gives each Hebrew and Greek word with its meaning, transliteration and the verses that use it. Strong’s tagging follows the KJV.

Ask a question about the Bible or Christian life and you get an answer grounded in Scripture, with the verses it relies on, written from a Reformed Baptist view. How Ask AI works explains where answers come from and how they are checked.

Use them as a study help, not as the last word. AI can make mistakes, so check the verses yourself. It is not your pastor and not professional advice. If an answer is wrong, tap Not helpful under it or tell us on the help page.

Ask AI needs a free account. Type your question and sign in: it is saved and answered right after. Signing in also keeps your conversations and lets you ask follow-ups. Sign in

Guest questions are not saved. If you’re signed in, your chats are saved in My Study, where you can delete one chat or all of them. We don’t sell your questions. A small number of staff may review questions only to keep answers safe and accurate.

No. You can read, download books for offline use and get one Ask AI answer a day without an account. A free account saves your highlights, notes, bookmarks, reading plans and Ask AI history, and lets you join the community.

Sign in with Google, with a link sent to your email, or with an email and password. If you forget your password, reset it here.

Yes, free. Go to Settings → Data and export a file with your profile, bookmarks, notes, highlights, reading plans, posts and Ask AI history.

Go to Settings → Data, choose Delete account and type DELETE to confirm. Deletion is permanent, so export your data first if you want a copy.

Your data is sent over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection. We don’t sell your personal information and don’t show ads. The privacy policy lists exactly what we store and why.

Choose a plan in Reading plans, read each day’s passages and mark them done to track your progress. You can also follow a plan together with others.

In the reader, tap a verse to highlight it, add a note or bookmark it. Everything you save shows up in My Study. Supporters can also export notes in bulk as PDF or CSV.

Yes. The sermon tool helps you plan outlines, cross-references and applications. The study guide builder makes discussion questions for a passage or topic. Both are aids to your own study, not a replacement for it.

In the community you can share insights, join study groups and chat rooms, and pray for others on the prayer wall. It’s free with an account.

A partner you pair with to encourage each other in Bible reading and prayer, with check-ins and private messages. Find one at Accountability.

Free for every church: service orders with printable bulletins, worship songs with chords, setlists, and present mode for slides on a screen.

Your church’s branding on bulletins and slides, a shared workspace for your team (5 or 20 seats), a verified listing in Find a Church and a usage report. See plans & pricing.

Yes. Embed the free Verse of the Day widget on any site. It has no ads and no tracking cookies.

Search the map in Find a Church. To add your church, submit it here.

The app is available in more than 30 languages. English, Hindi and Hinglish are reviewed by people. The other languages are machine-translated for now, and you can help review them. Change your language in Settings → Language.

LogosAI works in your phone’s browser, and you can install it to your home screen from the browser menu. Dedicated Android and iOS apps are coming soon.

Help translate, review content, report bugs, share LogosAI with your church, pray, or support it financially. Every way to help is on Contribute.

Yes, please. Most languages are machine-translated, and native speakers who can review the wording help most. Tell us your language on Contribute.

Pastors, elders and careful readers who hold to the 1689 Confession are the most help. Tell us what you’d like to review, such as Ask AI answers, topics or the catechism, on Contribute.

Send a message from the help page or the contact page, or email info@jabin.org. You can follow your requests on Support.

Use the bug and idea form on Contribute or the help page. Say what you were doing and on which device, so we can fix it quickly.