Bible ShortsEvery Bible story, in sixty seconds.
The stories you half-remember from Sunday school, redrawn as short animated videos you swipe through like a feed.
Free to watch. No ads. No account to create.
A feed you don't feel bad about.
Same swipe, same minute. Different thing on the other side of it.
Watch
Open it and swipe. Every short is a complete story with narration and captions, so it works with the sound on or off.
Read the actual passage
Tap Read on any story and the scripture it came from opens underneath. Video to text in one tap.
Follow the storyline
Every story lined up in Bible order, Genesis to Revelation, remembering where you left off. The whole Bible as one connected story.
Save and share
Bookmark the ones that land. Send any story as a link, whether or not the other person has the app.
Keep a streak
One story a day and the streak keeps count. Small, daily, doable — about the length of a worship song.
New stories weekly
Launching with the fifty best-known stories and adding more every week, working toward the whole Bible.
Start with the ones everybody knows.
Roughly thirty from the Old Testament, twenty from the New, every one drawn in the same hand.
Better stories. Deeper you.
A story you watch is a story you forget by lunch. A story you answer for stays.
When a short ends, Bible Shorts asks you one question about it. Two sentences, whatever comes to mind — and it goes in your journal.
Weeks later the journal reads like the thing it actually is: a record of what you were working through, next to the passage that met you there.
What did you take away from this story?
Private to you. Never shared, never published.
The obvious ones.
Which translation do you use?
The World English Bible — a modern, readable, public-domain translation. Every story shows you the passage it came from so you can check it against whatever Bible you already read.
Are the videos AI-generated?
The animation is, and we say so plainly. The stories themselves are not invented — each script is written straight from the passage, and the passage is one tap away in the app so you can see for yourself.
Is it okay for kids?
Yes. It's rated 4+. Violence is implied rather than shown, there's no chat, no comments, and nothing anyone else can post.
Do I have to make an account?
No. Open the app and start watching. Your progress saves on its own, and you can wipe it whenever you like.
When is it out?
iPhone first, this fall. Android follows shortly after. Leave your email below and you'll get the TestFlight link before anyone else.