Questions people ask

No. You read your Bible however you already do. A physical copy, or the app you like. Ingathery is where the notes you take about it live, alongside it.

Not at all. Use them side by side. Ingathery isn't trying to replace your Bible reading habit. It's for the notes that come out of it.

The Berean Standard Bible. A modern, carefully made translation that sits in a good balance between literal and natural readings. More on why we chose it.

Yes. Photograph a handwritten page (a sheet of paper or a notebook) and Ingathery cleans up the image and files it as a note. PDFs, e.g from a tablet/iPad or eink notebook, work the same way. Typed notes from other apps can be brought in too.

Optionally, and it's a search aid, not a transcription tool. It helps your handwritten notes turn up in search. It isn't meant to produce a perfect typed copy of what you wrote.

Today, you can share any note with someone else using a one-off code. They get their own copy. Broadcasting to a whole group or church automatically is on our roadmap, not yet shipped.

Yes. We don't show ads, sell your data, or train AI on your notes, and you can export everything at any time. See exactly what we've committed to on our what we'll never do page.

It's a web app that works well on both desktop and mobile, and it can be installed to your phone's home screen like a regular app.

A 16-day free trial, then a monthly or annual subscription. See Pricing for exact prices.

No. The 16-day trial gives you full access with no card required.

Yes, any time, from the app's Settings. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for, and export always works, subscribed or not.