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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Nini, and I built thebible.guide - a free tool that lets you ask the Bible about literally anything.
Most Bible search tools work from predefined categories. But real life doesn't show up that way: rather than "I need guidance on the topic of conflict resolution," people think "my friend said something that hurt me, what do I do?" So instead of forcing your situation into some category, you just type it in your own words. A feeling, a question, a specific situation you're in, and it searches across scripture to find what's actually relevant, then gives you a plain-language summary alongside the real verses themselves (World English Bible, public domain), so you can always check the source yourself.
One thing I care a lot about: the AI never touches the actual scripture. It only helps find and organize what's relevant. Every verse shown is pulled word-for-word from the real text, never paraphrased or generated. I wanted the accessibility of AI without risking a misquoted or hallucinated verse undermining trust in the tool.
It's completely free, no account, no dontaions, and fully anonymous: nothing about you is tracked or stored. Built for anyone, whether you've studied scripture for years or have never opened a Bible before.
It's not meant to replace a pastor, prayer, or real community, just a starting point for exploring what scripture says about whatever you're facing right now.
Would love feedback, and especially curious what topics people try first, that's how I find out what to build next 🙏
A small idea from someone who uses Bible apps a lot: let users save searches and bookmark the AI summaries separately from the verse list, so you can build your own little library of topics over time without scrolling back through history.
The summary framing is really well done, feels less like a lookup tool and more like a gentle nudge toward reflection.
Tried it with a few random topics and honestly the summaries are pretty balanced, not preachy at all. Kind of nice for quick context on verses.
honestly love the idea of searching by life situation, but it would be really helpful if you could save a list of the verses you find meaningful, kind of like a personal collection. that way you can come back to them later instead of losing them in your search history
Would love a way to save the searches and verses that resonate with me, maybe into themed collections like "on grief" or "about forgiveness," so I can come back to them later when I need them.
Would love to see a way to save searches or bookmark verses that really hit home, maybe even with a short personal note. That would make it way more useful when coming back to revisit meaningful passages over time.
It would be really helpful to add a way to save or bookmark verses and topics so you can come back to them later, maybe even organize them into folders for things like grief, parenting, or anxiety.
Tried it with "anxiety" and the summary was genuinely thoughtful, not just a verse dump. Liked that it pulled a few different translations together so you actually see the breadth of what the Bible says on the topic.
About The Bible guide on Product Hunt
“What does the Bible say about…”
The Bible guide was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 12 upvotes and 9 comments, placing #154 on the daily leaderboard. Search any topic or life situation and see what the Bible says — a thoughtful summary with related verses from the Bible.
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