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Really know the Bible. A few minutes a day.

Manna gives you one short portion of the real text each day, explains it in plain words when you tap, then asks two or three questions so it stays with you. A reminder at your hour, a streak that counts your days, and a review deck that brings back what you are close to forgetting.

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  • Coming to iPhone and Android
  • King James and World English Bible
  • No ads
Today's verse, shared by everyone reading Manna that day
A quiz question on Daniel 2, answered right
The Today screen: the day's verse and the portion waiting to be read
Day 50 is sealedDay 51 arrives at 8:00 PM
Manna explains"king of kings", Daniel 2:37
5 review cardsAbout two minutes
  • Real scripture, never paraphrased
  • Explained in plain words
  • Two or three questions a day
  • A reminder at your hour
  • Works without a signal
  • Every lesson approved by a person
  • No ads
A day with Manna

Five quiet minutes that add up.

Most people who start the Bible stop in a few weeks. Manna makes each day small enough to finish and good enough to come back to.

  1. 01

    Begin with today's verse

    Every reader opens Manna to the same verse that day, with its reference and translation beside it.

    Today's verse
  2. 02

    Read one portion of the real text

    A few minutes of scripture, cut where the story turns, in the King James Version or the World English Bible. Nothing paraphrased, nothing left out.

    A portion of Daniel 2 in the reader
  3. 03

    Tap a phrase to understand it

    Marked phrases open a short note on the history, the people and the words behind them, always kept apart from scripture itself.

    Manna explains the phrase king of kings
  4. 04

    Answer two or three questions

    A quick quiz on what you just read, with the reason behind every answer, so the story stays with you.

    A quiz question on Daniel 2
  5. 05

    Seal the day

    Your day is sealed and counted. Tomorrow's portion arrives at the hour you chose, and your review cards wait when you want them.

    Day 50 is sealed
Built to stay with you

Learning that actually sticks.

Everything in Manna exists to help you understand what you read and remember it a month from now.

Explanations

Every hard phrase, explained in plain words

Ancient titles, places and customs are explained the moment you tap them, with the verse they come from.

37You, O king, are king of kings, to whom the God of heaven has given the kingdom, the power, the strength, and the glory.

Manna explains "king of kings"

A title claimed by the great rulers of the ancient Near East, including the kings of Assyria and Babylon. It named a ruler over lesser kings who paid him tribute.

From Daniel 2:37
Your streak

Days you have kept

A streak that counts the days you have read, and keeps them.

50days
Your hour

A reminder when it suits you

Pick morning, midday or evening, and fine-tune it to the quarter hour.

Review

A deck that remembers for you

Cards return just as you are about to forget them.

Translations

Two trusted texts

Switch any time. Every verse carries its source.

Offline

Your daily reading never waits on a signal

Today's portion, its explanations and its questions are on your phone before you open them, so a weak connection never breaks your day.

Private

No ads, and nobody watching

No advertising, no analytics company, and none of your searches or questions kept. Your reading is yours.

Built with Claude

Claude prepares every lesson. People approve every word.

Turning a whole book of the Bible into daily lessons takes careful reading: where each day should begin and end, which phrases need explaining, which questions test real understanding. Manna depends on Claude, Anthropic's AI, to do that reading, and on people to check all of it.

The source text

Public-domain translations from eBible.org, each verse stamped with its source and the day it was fetched.

Manna

Claude reads the book

It proposes where the book divides into daily portions, cut where the story turns, through Anthropic's Batch API.

Claude Opus 5.5

Claude drafts the lesson

Plain-language explanations tied to exact phrases, the day's questions with their answers, and the evening's opening line.

Claude Opus 5.5

Checked and approved

Our server checks every quoted phrase against the verse, then a person approves each piece before any reader sees it.

Our team

What Claude does next in Manna

In development

Deep Study

Ask any question about what you read, and Manna searches scripture and classic Christian writing by meaning, then shows the passages themselves with their citations.

In development

A companion for hard nights

A gentle conversation grounded in scripture for a reader who is struggling, with a Claude safety check on every message that points to real help when someone may be in danger.

In development

Kind book rooms

Readers will talk about each book together. Claude checks every post before it appears, so the rooms stay kind.

0words of scripture written by AI
100%of lessons approved by a person
2trusted translations, side by side
95books planned for the library
Cite, don't conclude. Challenge, never shame. Reverent about the text, playful about the game.
The three rules every lesson in Manna is written by

The text comes first

Scripture is shown exactly as its source gives it. Explanations sit apart and say where they come from.

For curious adults

For anyone who wants to really know the Bible's stories and the world they come from, whatever their background.

Honest by design

No ads, no dark patterns, and leaving or cancelling is always one clear step away.

Questions

Good to know

When can I use Manna?

Manna is being tested now and is coming to the App Store and Google Play. Write to us for early access and we will tell you the day it opens.

Does AI write the Bible text?

Never. Scripture always comes word for word from public-domain translations, with its source. Claude drafts the explanations and questions around it, a person approves each one, and explanations are always shown apart from scripture.

Which Bible translations does Manna use?

The World English Bible, a modern public-domain translation, and the King James Version. You can switch between them at any time.

Who is Manna for?

Adults who want to really know the Bible: its stories, its people and the history behind them. You do not need to know anything to begin.

Is Manna free?

You can start reading for free. An optional membership, billed through the App Store or Google Play, will open more of Manna, and you can cancel it in your store at any time.

What happens to my information?

Very little is kept: your sign-in, your settings and your progress, so your days follow you to a new phone. Your searches and questions are never stored. Read the privacy policy.

Early access

Be among the first to read with Manna.

Manna is being built now. Write to us and we will let you know the day it opens on your phone.

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