Truth Teller Bible

Truth Teller Bible

Privacy policy

Truth Teller Bible is a personal Bible study app. It is built to work on your device, including offline. This page describes what the app actually does with your information — not what a typical online service might do.

In short

What stays on your device

When you save a verse, write in your journal, add a prayer, mark a reading-plan day, add a memory verse, create a color tag, change a theme or text size, or leave a practice message in Together, that information is stored in your browser’s local storage on this device. Clearing the site data for this app in your browser will remove it, which is why Reading settings includes “Back up my study.”

Buddy Bot (the study helper) answers from the verse, its context, and the cross-references already on your device. It is not a live AI and does not send your questions anywhere.

Backups

If you tap “Download backup,” the app writes a file on your device that contains your local study data (the dd.* keys the app already stores in the browser). Nothing is uploaded. If you restore a backup, you choose a file from your own device; the app reads it in the browser and writes it back into local storage. You decide whether to move that file to another phone or computer.

Listen and Share

Listen uses your device’s built-in speech (the Web Speech API / speech synthesis). Scripture is read aloud on the device. Audio is not recorded or sent to us, and the app does not use a cloud reading service.

Share uses your phone’s share sheet (the Web Share API) when the browser supports it, so you can send a verse or a verse-card image to an app you choose — a text message, Instagram, email, or something else. If share-with-files is not available, you can copy the verse or download the image instead. After you hand the text or image to another app, that app’s own privacy rules apply. Truth Teller Bible does not send the shared content to our servers (we do not have any).

Network requests the app may make

The Bible text, cross-references, Strong’s numbers and definitions, topics, icons, and the app’s own pages are files that ship with the app.

If you later host this app on a public website, the hosting provider’s server logs (for example, a basic record that a file was downloaded) are outside this app and would be described by that host, not by Truth Teller Bible itself.

Children

The app is a Bible reader and study tool. It does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children, because it does not collect personal information at all.

Changes

If the app’s behavior changes in a way that affects privacy — for example, if a future version added an account or a network service — this policy should be updated to match what the app actually does. Please check this page when you install a new copy.

Contact

Questions about this policy or the app can be sent to brandylovesjesus7@gmail.com.

Last updated November 14, 2026.

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