Pick how you feel. The verse is right there.
Anxious, tired, lonely, grateful? Feelith opens three Bible verses for that feeling, each with a two-line reflection, then a short prayer and one gentle question. About three minutes, and your month fills with color in a feelings journal.
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24 feelings, one tap
Anxious, afraid, overwhelmed, tired, burned out, lonely, sad, grieving, angry, guilty, grateful, hopeful, peaceful, loved and more — grouped as Heavy, Weary, Hurting and Grateful.
Three verses, a reflection each
Every session shows three Bible verses chosen for that feeling, each followed by two or three plain sentences. The verses rotate, so next time you see something new.
A prayer for when words fail
Each feeling has a short, honest prayer you can pray as it is, then tap Amen.
One gentle question, never a test
A single multiple-choice question helps the verse sink in. Skip it anytime — there are no scores, levels or rankings.
Feelings journal calendar
Add the moment to today's journal with an optional note. See which feelings came up most this month and how many days in a row you came back.
Save and share verse cards
Keep the verses that hold you in Saved, and share any verse as a clean image card.
Easy to read
Large Scripture text with Regular, Large and Larger sizes, light and dark themes, and a home screen widget that opens a feeling in one tap.
Private by default
No account and no sign-up. Your journal and saved verses stay on your phone.
FAQ
- Where are the Bible verses? I just want to read the Word.
- They come first. Tap a feeling and the first screen is a Bible verse. The prayer and the question come after the verses, and the question can be skipped.
- Is it full of quizzes?
- No. There is one optional question at the end of a session, with no scores or levels. Feelith is for reading and praying, not testing.
- Which Bible translation does it use?
- English uses the Berean Standard Bible (BSB), which is public domain. Several other languages use public-domain translations such as the Luther Bible 1912, Reina-Valera 1909 and the Chinese Union Version.
- Does it repeat the same verses?
- Each feeling has several verses and the session starts from a different one each time, so you rotate through them.
- Does it have ads?
- Feelith is supported by ads. There is no banner on the reading screens, and you can watch one short video to get 24 hours with fewer full-screen ads.
- Do I need an account or internet?
- No account is needed and your journal stays on your phone. Ads need a connection, but the verses are built into the app.
- Can I make the text bigger?
- Yes. Settings has Regular, Large and Larger text sizes for the whole app.
- Is this a replacement for counseling?
- No. Feelith helps you start with Scripture and prayer. If a feeling is heavy or lasting, please also talk to someone you trust or a professional.