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Bible Memory: Remember Me
#1 VerseLocker 
Jackie H.“It wasn't as cleanly organized”
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Each used Bible Memory: Remember Me side by side with other apps “It wasn't clear exactly what the app is for, or or exactly how to navigate it, though I did stumble on some helpful…”
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Bible Memory: Remember Me’s pricing
Free
Where it ranks
About the app
Summary · not an editor reviewBible Memory: Remember Me is a Scripture memorization platform developed by Poimena, a Swiss nonprofit. It uses spaced repetition, flashcards, typing exercises, fill-in-the-blank challenges, and audio tools to help users retain Bible verses long-term. The app supports over 300 Bible translations across 48 languages, works offline with automatic syncing, and includes group tracking features for churches and organizations. It is fully open source under the MIT License with no ads, no subscriptions, and no data collection.
The app is suited for individuals, families, churches, and missionaries who want a structured approach to memorizing Scripture. It runs on iOS, Android, and the web, with a consistent interface across all platforms.
Common questions
Yes. There are no ads, no subscriptions, and no premium unlocks; the Swiss nonprofit behind it even open-sources the code and collects no personal data.
Its Smart Review system uses spaced repetition, resurfacing each verse at lengthening intervals so you review less often but remember longer.
Over 300 translations spanning 48 languages, including Greek and Hebrew, making it one of the most multilingual memory apps available.
Yes. Collections and campaigns let groups memorize the same passages and track progress together at no cost.
It works fully offline and syncs your progress across devices automatically once you reconnect.
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“It wasn't clear exactly what the app is for, or or exactly how to navigate it, though I did stumble on some helpful tools”
It was free, which was nice
It wasn't as cleanly organized
