She Reads Truth
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by She Reads TruthDevotionals
Daily Bible reading in community
She Reads Truth offers daily Scripture reading plans and devotionals in community, with a companion He Reads Truth. It pairs plans with beautifully made study books.
She Reads Truth is an online community of women in the Word of God every day.
Designed with this community in mind, the She Reads Truth Bible + Devotional app is a beautiful, functional, and accessible Bible-reading tool created to help women from around the world to connect with God's Word and each other, anytime and anywhere. Whether your Truth time comes in the early morning before the world wakes, during a lunch break at your desk, or in the middle of the night with a baby in your arms - the She Reads Truth app brings your quiet (or not so quiet) time to you, right where you are.
App Features:
- Gorgeous, user-friendly layout and design
- Full-text Bible in multiple translations
- Free and paid Bible-reading plans, with new content added daily & full-access, monthly auto-renewable subscription available
- Ability to highlight, bookmark, share, and take notes as you read
- User accounts allow you to customize your experience and keep your notes and highlights safe
- Real-time commenting that syncs with the She Reads Truth web site
- Beautiful, shareable images featuring content from the daily readings
- Free, downloadable lock screens for your phone (an excellent tool for Scripture memorization!)
- Customizable notifications to remind you to read Truth at your ideal time of day
- Free "Bible In A Year" reading plan that tracks your progress as you go
- Bible search function
- Settings for font size, preferred Bible translation, red letter function, and nighttime display
About She Reads Truth
She Reads Truth is a worldwide community of women who read the Bible together every day. Founded in 2012, She Reads Truth invites women of all ages to engage with Scripture through daily reading plans, online conversation led by a vibrant community of contributors, and offline resources created at the intersection of beauty, goodness, and Truth.
About the Monthly Subscription
She Reads Truth's Monthly Subscription is an auto-renewing subscription which will renew automatically each month, unless you cancel your subscription at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your iTunes Account will be charged upon purchase. The subscription can be managed or cancelled at any time through the user's iTunes Account settings. Your subscription will be billed to your iTunes account within 24 hours before the end of the current period and the renewal charge will be your monthly charge. The She Reads Truth Monthly Subscription provides access to all Reading Plans during an active subscription, and She Reads Truth reserves the right to curate plans at will.
Terms of Service and Privacy Policy can be found at: https://www.shereadstruth.com/privacy-policy
Freemium
Free plans; subscription and books
Listed Oct 30, 2026, not yet independently reviewed. Suggest an edit
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3.2 1,458 ratings on the App Store
★★★★★
Edit: some bugs seem to be worked out. The content and presentation of SRT continue to be INCREDIBLE. Still don’t prefer the new app, but it’s better than when it was first rolled out. I love She Reads Truth and have had the app and plans for 3 years now. I am very disappointed with the app overhaul and update. It is very difficult to use the app. It’s constantly buggy. It never has my previous dHLynneSims
★★★☆☆
Edit 2: please fix the Bible app crashing 😔 Edit: with the most recent update I’m unable to open the Bible portion of the app. It crashes. 😔 Thank you for hearing the suggestions of bringing back the swipe to read different chapters and multi-select tool to mark readings as read! The problem now with the most recent update is that “read” readings don’t transfer between devices. Sometimes I reaMkail15
★★☆☆☆
I love SRT. There was a time when I would use it daily. But sadly, that just isn’t the case anymore. First: let me say that I completely understand the need for changes and updates to an app. That’s totally fine. I think it is perfectly okay to change the look and feel of an app if it works better for functionality or for the ease of the user. Sure, it takes a bit to get used to a new layout, butBjeckl
