Scripture on the hour
Each minute is paired with a verse — stable while you glance, tap for another. Read it in whichever translation feels like home.
- WEB
- KJV
- ASV
That old phone or tablet in a drawer becomes an always-on clock — the hour paired with scripture, plus your local weather and a seven-day forecast. Prop it up and let it glow.
Each minute is paired with a verse — stable while you glance, tap for another. Read it in whichever translation feels like home.
Your local conditions sit beside the time, with a seven-day outlook underneath — set it by city or ZIP, anywhere.
Choose three colors, light or dark, and add a name in the corner — a quiet personal touch for a spouse, a family, or a gift.
A single $2.99 payment through our secure checkout — no account, no subscription.
Open the link you receive and paste the license key. It unlocks across your devices.
Add it to your home screen and it runs full-screen like an app — even offline.
Three — the World English Bible (WEB), King James Version (KJV), and American Standard Version (ASV) — and you can switch anytime. All three are in the public domain, and that's the point: God's Word should be free. Newer translations (NIV, ESV, and the like) are copyrighted and charge per-app licensing fees — costs that would only get passed on to you. We'd rather keep Scripture unencumbered and the price a simple $2.99.
Most free verse apps live on your phone and pay for themselves with ads or in-app purchases. Bible Clock is built to be an ambient display — full-screen scripture matched to the time, with live weather and a seven-day forecast, on any spare tablet, phone, or wall screen. Make it yours with three colors, light or dark, and a name in the corner. One $2.99 payment: no ads, no subscription, no tracking — and it keeps working offline. Less "another app to open," more "a quiet fixture for the room."
Yes — $2.99 once, no subscription and no recurring charges. Your license unlocks it on your devices for good.
Only briefly, to activate. After that the clock and scripture run offline; weather simply updates whenever there's a connection.
Any modern phone, tablet, or computer. Add it to the home screen and it opens full-screen like a native app — an old tablet makes a perfect nightstand display.
Absolutely. A friendly setup walks you through your weather location, three colors, translation, and a personal name — and you can reopen it anytime from the gear.
It's made for it — pair it with an inexpensive tablet, add a couple's or family name in the corner, and it becomes a quiet daily keepsake.