Scripture and song lyrics on screen the moment they're needed. Free for every church, with a phone remote built in.
No searching, no typing mid-sermon. Biblo hears the reference mid-sentence, fetches the verse, and waits for one tap of approval.
Free for every church — no account, no subscription, no locked features.
Biblo listens to partial speech in real time, tuned for African accents. The moment it hears “Psalm 91” the verse card is ready — and nothing reaches the projector without the operator’s approval.
Say “next verse” to step through scripture hands-free, switch versions by name — “in the Amplified Bible” — or find scripture by meaning: “the verse that says Jacob wrestled with God”.
Biblo watches the live sermon and surfaces quotable, noteworthy lines — offline by default, with optional online refining. The NOTES toggle projects them automatically, or holds them in a review queue you tap to show.
Long song sections and notes split across slides automatically on natural line breaks, with a “2 / 3” page indicator. No lyric, verse or note is ever clipped mid-thought.
Offline voice downloads once and runs forever. Detection, songs, slides and the phone remote all work with no connection — and no account.
When Biblo mishears a word, teach it once — “when you hear koran theons, read Corinthians” — and it never slips again. Corrections stay on your computer and sharpen every service.
One-tap downloads of the Shona 1949 (Revised) and Ndebele 2010 Bibles, plus free English versions — the World English Bible is the recommended free modern translation. Installed book names feed straight into voice detection.
Say “make that a quote” and Biblo distils the preacher’s last point into one short, memorable line and puts it on screen — the moment worth keeping, captured live.
Build the whole order of service before Sunday — scriptures, song sections, slides and countdowns in one list. Step through it with keyboard shortcuts, or set a timer and let it auto-advance.
Scan a QR code and run the whole service — scriptures, songs, slides, blank and clear — from any phone on the church Wi-Fi. Token-secured, with no app to install.
Open /stage on any tablet on the church Wi-Fi. The worship team sees the clock, current content, UP NEXT and the auto-advance countdown, with notes that fade when idle.
A transparent browser source for livestream lower thirds, OBS WebSocket push and NDI output. Add the panel as an OBS dock — with Stream Deck-ready hotkeys — and run everything without leaving OBS.
Churches in our open beta, in their own words.
Six short guides, in the order you will need them on your first Sunday.
John 3:16 or browse by book and chapter.John 3:16-18 — a ▶ Project passage button appears above the verse list to put all three on screen as one slide./stage on a second device so the worship team can see what's coming next.Everything churches ask before their first service.
Yes. Biblo is free to download and use with no subscription, no per-seat fees, and no account required. Online voice detection does use a small amount of data but we absorb that cost. There is no paid tier.
KJV is bundled and available offline the moment you install. Additional translations can be downloaded inside the app via Settings → Bibles. Your downloaded translations stay on your computer and are not lost on app updates.
Almost everything works offline: projecting verses, songs and slides, the phone remote, and OBS output. Live voice detection offers an offline mode — download it once in Settings and it runs locally without any connection. The only feature that requires internet is the online voice option and searching for lyrics online.
Biblo is tuned for English with a high priority on African accents. The online voice engine has been specifically optimised for the pronunciation patterns common across West and East African churches. The offline engine handles most English accents well. Other languages are planned for a future update.
http://localhost:5600/overlay.Yes. Open Settings → Remote and scan the QR code with any phone on the same Wi-Fi network. The phone opens a control page in its browser — no app to install. From there you can project, blank, clear, and step through the service list. Multiple phones can connect at the same time.
No. Songs, service plans, slides, and downloaded Bible translations are stored in your user data folder — completely separate from the app installation. Updates replace only the application files. Your content is never touched.
Biblo can import lyrics from plain text (.txt) and OpenLyrics XML (.xml) files. If your existing software can export in either of those formats — EasyWorship, OpenLP, FreeShow, and many others can — you can bring your library across. Deeper ProPresenter and FreeShow import is on the roadmap.
Biblo installers are not yet code-signed. Certificates cost money we would rather not pass on to churches, so your computer shows a one-time warning. Here is exactly what to do.
The warning appears once, for the installer only. It fades for everyone as more churches install Biblo.
xattr -cr /Applications/Biblo.app once, then launch normally.macOS quarantines every unsigned download. Right-click → Open clears it for most people; the Terminal command is the fallback for the small number of Macs where that dialog doesn't appear.
chmod +x Biblo-*.AppImage then double-click it..deb with your package manager.No warnings on Linux. It simply trusts you.
Fetching the latest version…
Updates install themselves: Biblo checks quietly and applies new versions next time you quit the app.
Biblo is in open beta and we are inviting churches to test it. Run one service with it, then tell us what worked and what got in the way. Every report shapes the next version.