Version 1 is available for Windows and macOS

Bible study, all in one place.

AT Bible is an accessible, contextual environment for reading, organising and studying Scripture in depth—from personal reading to academic research and sermon preparation.

AT Bible grows with you.

For those who study and serve

From daily reading to in-depth research

AT Bible is designed for pastors, preachers, Christian workers, Sunday school teachers, theology students and every Christian who wants to study the Bible independently.

Created by a blind developer with first-hand knowledge of accessibility needs, the app works with a mouse or entirely from the keyboard and supports JAWS and NVDA. Accessibility contributes to a clearer and more efficient experience for everyone.

AT Bible has been transferred to the Prolumina Association of Blind Christians in Romania to administer and support the project’s development.

Scripture at the centre

Read, search and compare translations, explore cross-references and keep important passages close at hand.

Continuous reading with TTS

Listen to the Bible continuously across chapters through your screen reader or local Windows and SAPI 5 voices, with configurable pause, resume, speed and volume.

Your resource library

Import and index books, commentaries, courses and articles. .atresources libraries are designed for transfer between Windows, macOS and iPad.

Study workspaces

Bring Scripture, translations, cross-references, resources, notes, AI conversations and sermon outlines into one study context.

Notes and organisation

Use notes, favourites, Quick Slots, reading plans, highlights and outlines with flexible import, export and backup.

Accessibility from the start

Work entirely from the keyboard with predictable focus, clear announcements and careful support for JAWS, NVDA and VoiceOver.

One unified environment

All your content works together

AT Bible creates contextual links between every part of your study. A passage can be explored alongside translations, commentaries, resources, cross-references and notes. Research can become material for a sermon outline without losing its original context.

  • Bible
  • Commentaries
  • Resources
  • Cross-references
  • Notes
  • Sermon outlines
  • AI tools

Contextual assistance

AI tools under your control

AT Bible can assist with explaining and summarising passages, identifying themes and Bible connections, researching historical and literary context, and conducting philological or exegetical analysis.

You control the provider, model, language, tone, confessional perspective, sources and additional instructions. Continue an answer as a conversation, then save it directly to notes or the relevant study workspace.

Take part in development

Join the testing community

AT Bible v1 is available, and the community continues to help improve stability, accessibility and the clarity of workflows. Your feedback helps us prepare future updates. Screen-reader users, pastors, preachers, teachers and everyone interested in Bible study are welcome.

Multi-platform development

Available on desktop and in testing on Android.

AT Bible v1 is available for Windows and macOS. The Android Beta download link is provided after joining beta testing. The iOS (iPhone) and iPadOS (iPad) editions are in development, with VoiceOver accessibility and cross-platform data compatibility at the centre of development.

AT Bible v1

Download AT Bible

Version 1 is available for Windows and macOS, while the Android Beta is offered for testing.

macOS

1.38 · Apple Silicon (ARM64) · .zip archive

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Windows

1.0.7 · Windows 64-bit · .exe installer

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Windows portable

1.0.7 · Windows 64-bit · .zip archive

Extract the archive and run the app without installing it.

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Contact and testing

Write to the AT Bible team

Choose general contact for questions, feedback or collaboration. To help test the application, choose “Request to become a beta tester”.

Do not include API keys, passwords or other sensitive information.

General contact

Request to become a beta tester

Your invitation to the shared Dropbox testers folder will be sent to this address.

Include your country code, for example +40. This number will be used to invite you to the WhatsApp testing group.

Operating systems you want to test (choose at least one)

You can select more than one. iPhone and iPad versions are still in development; selecting them expresses interest in testing when they become available.

Assistive technologies and accessibility needs (optional)

You may select several options or leave this list blank.

Adding you to the Dropbox folder is a manual process. After submitting your request, you will soon receive an email in your inbox inviting you to the shared testers folder.

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