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KJV and WEB · Made for iPhone

Rise in the Word. Stop snoozing.

Biblarm is the alarm that only turns off when you read a short Bible passage aloud. About thirty seconds of Scripture, and you are up, awake and grounded before the day begins.

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My voice shalt thou hear in the morning, O LORD; in the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee, and will look up.
Psalm 5:3 · KJV
How it works

Three steps to a morning in the Word

Set it up in a minute tonight. Wake up reading Scripture tomorrow.

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Next rise12 mornings in the Word
5:30AMin 7 hr 42 min
“My voice shalt thou hear in the morning, O LORD.”
Psalm 5:3 · KJV · read aloud to stop
Alarms2 active
5:30AM
Morning Prayer · Weekdays
7:00AM
Sabbath · Sun
9:30PM
Evening Psalm · Daily

Set your rise time

Pick the days, a reading plan, a translation and a sound. Psalms, Proverbs, the Gospels or a verse a day.

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Read aloud · KJV

Lamentations 3:22–25

Listening, keep reading
Amen
Every word heard. The alarm is off.

Read the passage aloud

When the alarm rings, tap Read Aloud. Each word lights up as Biblarm hears it, so you always know where you are.

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Amen.

You spoke the Word. Go in peace.

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Carry with you today“They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.”Lamentations 3:23
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Say Amen. You're up.

Once every word is heard, the alarm goes quiet. You carry one verse into the day and your streak grows.

5:30 AM

The alarm rings in the dark.

Biblarm uses Apple's alarm system, so it rings through Silent mode and Focus. The sky on your screen starts to brighten.

Read aloud

You read. It listens.

The bells soften while you read. Each word lights up as it's heard. Stuck on a word? Skip it, or type the passage instead.

Amen

The sun is up, and so are you.

Every word heard means the alarm is off for good. Tap Stop without reading and it rings again a minute later.

Beyond the alarm

Built to keep you in the Word

Everything in Biblarm points the same way: Scripture first, every morning, all day.

Wake up by saying Amen

Your microphone follows the passage as you read. Forgiving matching handles accents and sleepy voices, and your voice is never recorded or saved.

Amen

Home and Lock Screen widgets

A verse of the day and your next rise time, right where you look first.

Verse of the day“This is the day which the LORD hath made.”Psalm 118:24
Next rise5:30AMTomorrow · Psalms

Daily verses

One or two verses a day at gentle, random times, chosen from themes like strength, peace and hope.

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“Be strong and of a good courage.” Joshua 1:9
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“Peace I leave with you.” John 14:27

KJV and WEB

The King James Version and the World English Bible, complete and offline. Switch anytime.

KJV“The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.”
WEB“Yahweh is my shepherd; I shall lack nothing.”

Sounds for a holy morning

Five gentle alarm sounds, or import your own from Files.

Cathedral BellsSelected
Dawn Birdsong
Morning Hymn
Your own soundFrom Files

Streaks that stay honest

Every morning you read counts. Watch the week fill in, one Amen at a time.

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No sneaking past it

iPhone always shows a Stop button on alarms. If you tap it without reading, Biblarm rings again sixty seconds later. You can turn this off for any alarm.

Wake-up scenes

A sky for every hour you set

Every alarm opens with a slow sky that matches the time: sunrise in the morning, a high sun in the afternoon and nightfall in the evening.

Before noon

Sunrise

Night gives way to amber light as the sun climbs behind your passage.

Noon to 5 PM

High sun

A warm afternoon sky with slow-turning rays and soft clouds drifting by.

5 PM and later

Nightfall

The moon rises and the stars come out for evening prayer and Psalms before bed.

Questions

FAQ

How does Biblarm turn off?

When your alarm rings, tap Read Aloud. Biblarm shows a short passage, about thirty seconds of reading, and listens as you read it. Once every word is heard, the alarm is off and you finish with Amen.

What if I just tap Stop?

iPhone always shows a Stop button on alarms. With "Ring again until I've read" turned on (the default), tapping Stop without reading schedules a backup alarm one minute later. You can turn it off for any alarm in the alarm editor.

Will it ring in Silent mode or Focus?

Yes. Biblarm uses Apple's AlarmKit, the same system the Clock app uses, so alarms ring on the Lock Screen even in Silent mode and during a Focus.

What if I can't read aloud, or it misses a word?

Matching is forgiving, and you get three skips per passage for a stubborn word. If you can't speak (a sleeping spouse, a lost voice), tap "Type it instead" and type the passage.

Is my voice recorded?

No. The microphone is only used while the reading screen is open, and your voice is never recorded, saved or sent to us. There are no analytics and no ads, and an account is optional. Read the Privacy Policy.

Which Bible translations are included?

The King James Version (KJV) and the World English Bible (WEB), both complete and both in the public domain. Translations like the ESV, NIV and NLT require publisher licenses, so they aren't included today.

How do I cancel a subscription?

Cancel anytime in the Settings app, then your name, then Subscriptions, then Biblarm. Cancel at least 24 hours before your trial or renewal date and you won't be charged again.

Which devices does Biblarm support?

Biblarm is made for iPhone and requires iOS 26 or later.

Tomorrow, wake up in the Word.

Set your first Biblarm tonight.

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