Life Bible App App Reviews

I bought the "Living Bible" already and now it shows as if I didnt even purchase it.

Excellent Bible study app with great integration between iPhone-iPad and an intuitive user interface.

I love this app! I have been using it for several years and find that it is super user friendly. The one thing I wished I could do is take a video or photo in the Notes section of the app.

Ive tried a couple of other bible apps and they are very slow and klugey in comparison. Likes: The night mode. The navigation and searching are intuitive. The highlighting, unlike some of the competitors, is excellent and very easy. I sync between my iPhone and iPad and that works well. Suggestions (not complaints): Id like the ability to export my highlights to a Word or text file. Id like the ability to change all of my highlights to a single color. They do get jumbled over time and it would be nice to change the all at once. The daily through-the-bible selection is a little limited. Id like one that mixes Psalms and New Testament reading because it breaks it up a bit. Sometimes trudging through the laws around mold just need to be offset by a Psalm. With the daily devotional loaded it does get a little crowded when trying to select a highlight. Help Desk Support: The bad news is that it can take several days to a week to get an answer. The good news is that you do get an answer eventually.

Great for everyday use. I use this app daily and its intuitiveness and user-friendliness keep me coming back. Thanks, Tecarta!

The designers changed the interface dramatically a couple of years ago, and I hung in there until recently. Major UI issue: the top 2 icons both have 8 points and dont share any resemblance to what they DO. Both look kind of like Settings icons, but do different things. My Recent list contains the same as the longer list, and overall - even after years with this new interface - I still muddle around every time I try to guess which icon goes to Notes and which allows me to change the version. All three side icons intrude on the text and dont go away. Similarly, the title at the top doesnt span across the page, but half a line of text is blocked so it might as well. Distracts from the text. Tapping the version at the bottom does nothing - it should bring up a list of other versions. For years, this was my go-to. Ive purchased numerous translations and commentaries, kept archived and well-organized notes by topic. No longer. Ive moved onto the most popular Bible reading app. Regretfully.

When I change the Tecarta KJVS or NABS from scroll to page turning on my iPhone the Strong words do not come up only dictionary definitions. What is the solution?

I love this app. It makes it easy to study the word in greater depth then I ever have before. The content that is available is very reasonably priced. I do wish there was a bit more available, such as the NRSV, and perhaps a few more commentaries. That said, I am very grateful for what I have learned using this app, and have recommended it to many.

Love this app, especially when it comes to notes. I also use WordSearchBible app, but it is very poor at notes. With Tecarta, notes are easily accessible and right there where you can see them. I also love being able to sync those notes between my iPad and iPhone. I want to echo MoonGuns request concerning the iPhone version of the app: it would be nice to be able to tap the center of the screen and have the tabs disappear.

Easy to use, well-formatted. I enjoy using it.

I like the options for changing text size and having passages read aloud. The in-app NASB purchase was less expensive than a competitors offer, which helped.

Its fun and warm and knowledgeable

Ive numerous apps, keep coming back to this one. I ESPECIALLY appreciate the versions with Strongs.

Easy to use. I love that it syncs my notes across my iPhone and iPad. Enhanced my Sunday School teaching.

Please add more highlighting options, e.g., purple, grey, italics, bold. Thanks!

App is available on iPhone and iPad, and I purchased the very reasonably priced Matthew Henry Commentary. The best part is having the Bible available off-line. Ive used it for several years and have recommended it to friends. Thank you!

I have several transitions, NIV, KJV, NKJV, NKJVSB, Strongs Concordance w/ NASB, Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible and its difficult to change between some of them. The concordance isnt a true concordance. It doesnt have in features the other bibles dont have. The study bible doesnt cover a lot of the bible verses the way my New Oxford NRSV Annotated 4th Revision Study Bible does. Although, it isnt an electronic version of the bible, its still leaves me wanting more when I paid $24 for the thing. Its disappointing. I suggest getting a Kindle App from the App Store and browsing Amazon for e-bibles for a lot less money with more features. I also own the Harp Collins Olive Tree Bibles in NIV and NRSVs and while they are expensive, they are feature rich and I suggest them to anyone if you feel uncomfortable shopping with Amazon. The only advantage to these bibles are the three steps to finding bible verses. All other apps I have mentioned are two step and you must scroll to find the verse you are looking for. I find this inconvenient in my bible study class. I hope someone finds this information useful.

Ive been using this for years. Its very user friendly & yes -it never resets my bookmarks!! Keep up the good work!