Word of God Daily is a free Bible app built for deep, daily engagement with Scripture — in 12+ languages including Hindi, Urdu (RTL), Tamil, Telugu, and more. Unlike most Bible apps that bury regional languages, we put them front and centre. Daily push notifications, reading plans with streak tracking, saved favourites, and full Bible browsing — all completely free, no ads, no paywall. Built for the 2+ billion Christians worldwide who deserve the Word in their own language.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Rahul, the maker of Word of God Daily.
I built this app because I kept seeing the same problem: Bible apps like YouVersion are excellent — but they're built for English-first audiences. For the hundreds of millions of Christians across India and South Asia who speak Hindi, Urdu, Tamil, Telugu, and other regional languages, Scripture often felt like a second-class experience.
Word of God Daily fixes that. 12+ languages, full RTL support for Urdu, daily notifications to build a reading habit, streak tracking, saved favourites — and completely free. No ads. No subscriptions. Ever.
I'm a solo maker and consultant from Chhattisgarh, India, and this is a product I built out of genuine faith and a desire to serve my community.
I'd love your honest feedback:
👉 What language would you want to see added next?
👉 What feature would make you use a Bible app every single day?
Download on Android → [Play Store link]
Website → wogdaily.com
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How do you keep the translations accurate across so many languages, especially the RTL ones like Urdu? Curious whether you're partnering with established Bible societies or doing the translation work in-house.
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@erdogankl2571 Great question — transparency matters here. We partner with API.Bible for all
translations (50+ languages, professionally maintained by translation societies and scholars). For Urdu RTL specifically, we use the Urdu Bible Society's translation, which handles directionality correctly in the app's rendering layer. I'm not doing custom translation work — the focus is distribution and accessibility for languages that already have solid translations but poor app support. Does that clarify?
How do you keep the translations accurate across so many languages, especially the RTL ones like Urdu? Curious whether you're partnering with established Bible societies or doing the translation work in-house.
@erdogankl2571 Great question — transparency matters here. We partner with API.Bible for all
translations (50+ languages, professionally maintained by translation societies and scholars). For Urdu RTL specifically, we use the Urdu Bible Society's translation, which handles directionality correctly in the app's rendering layer. I'm not doing custom translation work — the focus is distribution and accessibility for languages that already have solid translations but poor app support. Does that clarify?