Simple Bible Daily Verse Alarm

What the app does

Simple Bible Daily Verse Alarm replaces a standard wake‑up tone with a short scripture passage and a brief prayer. The verse appears on the lock screen at the moment the alarm sounds, giving users an immediate encounter with the Bible.

Key features

• Morning alarm shows a daily verse and prayer to start the day.
• Afternoon reminder presents the same day’s verse for a quick spiritual pause.
• Evening prompt lets you select a mood and returns a verse and devotional tailored to that feeling.
• Choose between the King James Version (KJV) or English Standard Version (ESV) for every verse.
• Streak system tracks consecutive days of use, rewarding consistency with bronze, silver and gold levels.

Who might find it useful

Anyone who wants a brief, distraction‑free way to incorporate Scripture into daily routines—whether as a morning starter, a midday reset, or an evening reflection.

Installation and compatibility

The app is listed under the package name com.holy.bible.study and is offered by the developer Reminders & Alarms. It is distributed as a free application. Specific Android version requirements are not provided, so users should check device compatibility in the Play Store before installing.

Things to consider before installing

• The app focuses on delivering verses; it does not include a full Bible library.
• All content is presented in either KJV or ESV; other translations are not available.
• Because the app replaces the default alarm sound, users should ensure the alarm volume is set appropriately.

Frequently asked questions

Can I change the translation?

Yes, the app offers a choice between KJV and ESV for each daily verse.

Is there a cost or in‑app purchase?

The application is free and does not list any paid features.

How does the streak system work?

Each day you receive the alarm counts toward a consecutive‑day streak. Reaching certain milestones upgrades the streak badge from bronze to silver, gold, and beyond.

Do I need an internet connection?

The reference material does not specify offline capability; users should assume an internet connection is required to fetch the daily verse.