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Scripture Typer
#1 VerseLocker 
Jackie H.“It was more expensive with more paywalls”
Meet the testers
Each used Scripture Typer side by side with other apps “You should skip it if you prefer a free app with more features.”
What they’d use instead
Inside the app
Scripture Typer’s pricing
Freemium
Where it ranks
About the app
Summary · not an editor reviewScripture Typer (now operating as The Bible Memory App at biblememory.com) is a complete Scripture memorization system used by over 2 million people. It guides users through a three-step process of typing, memorizing, and mastering verses, engaging kinesthetic, visual, and auditory learning simultaneously. The free tier covers core verse memorization with spaced repetition review reminders and group features.
A PRO upgrade unlocks additional Bible translations, speech recognition, heat map progress tracking, audio recording, flash cards, and an AI-assisted Bible study tool called Bible Intelligence. Verses sync across web, iOS, and Android. The app is developed by Millennial Apps, LLC and carries a 4.8-star rating with over 31,000 reviews on the Apple App Store.
Common questions
Yes. Scripture Typer is now published under the name The Bible Memory App, but it's the same long-running platform and community.
You Type It (the full verse), then Memorize It (first letters only), then Master It from memory, a three-step progression that reinforces recall.
The free tier covers roughly 15 verses; Pro unlocks unlimited verses, flashcards, audio recording, and custom review schedules.
Pro is about $9.99/year (with monthly and lifetime options), while a higher tier near $49.99/year adds speech recognition.
Yes, with 9,000+ groups, it's built for shared memorization and accountability across churches, classrooms, and families.
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“You should skip it if you prefer a free app with more features. There weren't as many interactive opportunities to review the verse.”
Nothing. It was had a lot of upcharges,
It was more expensive with more paywalls
