BibleBoard is a free Bible study tool that runs in your browser. It puts the passage, your notes, and the original languages in one place, for studying alone or with your group.
BibleBoard has two workspaces that share one library. Studies is a page you write: it reads top to bottom, holds passages beside your notes, and its page breaks become slides for leading a group. Mindmaps is a board you arrange: an open canvas where you place passages, notes, and reference works anywhere and draw the connections between them.
Both share the same Scripture tools: built-in translations including the BSB, ESV, KJV, NET, Hebrew, Greek, and Spanish Reina-Valera, plus many more through YouVersion; interlinear Greek and Hebrew with word study definitions; highlights, arcing and bracketing, and cross-references on every verse.
Read any chapter free at /read with no account. Listen to the narrated Berean Standard Bible or an AI voice that runs on your own device. Follow a daily reading plan with a group. Turn a sermon recording into a timestamped transcript. Bring in songs and service plans from Planning Center. Share a study with a link and work in it together in real time, with live cursors.
All of BibleBoard is free for everyone: no plans and no upgrade wall. Donations from the people who use it cover the server bills and fund what comes next.
BibleBoard is built by Nathan Tarasiuk, its founder. The BibleBoard Discord is where people get help, share study insights, and request features.
Studies and documents are stored on Cloudflare’s infrastructure and encrypted in transit. AI features use the Google Gemini API. We do not sell your personal data, and you can export your documents or ask us to delete your account at any time.
BibleBoard has a public Bible API and an MCP server, so assistants and apps can read passages in the BSB, KJV, NET, Hebrew, and Reina-Valera 1909, search verses, and look up cross-references.