Why readers choose BiblePlan
Built to help you keep a reading habit, not just start one.
Truly custom
Any books, testaments, or genres. Read them in sequence or side by side.
Balanced to the verse
We weigh every chapter so each day is about the same length to read.
Flexes with your life
Start any day, skip your rest days, and rebalance whenever you fall behind.
How BiblePlan works
Pick your books and your timeframe. BiblePlan balances the daily load, keeps you on track, and bends when life does.
Read your own mix
Pick any books, testaments, or genres. Read them in order or several at once, and skip the weekdays you rest.
Balanced daily readings
We weigh verse counts and chapter lengths so each day is about the same to read, with no surprise double-days.
Track your progress
Mark each day as read and see how you're pacing against where you'd expect to be.
Catch up in one tap
Fall behind and one tap redistributes what's left. Your daily reading adjusts, your finish date stays put.
Plans people actually keep
Three of the most popular. Any combination of the 66 books works, over any timeframe you choose.
The Gospels in 30 days
One month with the life of Jesus. A strong first plan.
See this plan →Psalms & Proverbs in 90 days
Light enough to keep on the busiest weeks.
See this plan →The New Testament in 6 months
A steady half-year through the whole New Testament.
See this plan →Balanced down to the verse
Curious how the balancing works? See the math behind your plan →
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about BiblePlan
BiblePlan is built and run by one person — me. I kept starting reading plans that didn't fit: the pace was wrong, the books were fixed, and missing a week meant quietly giving up. I wanted a plan that bent instead of breaking, so I built one.
It's free, and it's staying that way — no ads, no paywall, no limits. If it helps you read more of the Bible, that's the whole point.
— Becky Schmidt