DailyGod
Tried every meditation app — and still feel far from God?
They gave you calm, not connection. There's an older, proven way: read the Word, and pray it. Today, meet God in a single verse.
The problem
“Read the Bible in a year” becomes one more thing you fell behind on. Mindfulness quieted your mind but left your soul unmet. The problem was never you — it was the method.
The oldest way
The most proven way to know God isn't to finish the Bible — it's to receive it in your heart and pray it back to Him. Not reading through Scripture, but living inside it. DailyGod exists to put that same practice in your hands.
How it worksabout 10 minutes a day
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Read today's passage — short, and chosen for you.
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Mark it with your heart — highlight in three colors: Grace · Open · Declare.
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Pray it back — turn the words into your own prayer.
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Stay a moment. That's it.
Start with a 2-minute check-in, and we'll shape a plan around where you are — your season, your struggles, your pace.
A Bible that's truly free
And the Bible you'll read is free — really free. In most languages, modern Bibles have lived behind copyright. DailyGod's open Daily Version opens the door again: translated in the open from the public-domain Berean Standard Bible, free for anyone to read, share, and build on. Korean is complete. Japanese, Vietnamese, Mongolian, and Thai are underway — with more to follow. Built open for the AI age, so the Word can flow into every app, every tool, every life. Freely received, freely given.
What it isn't
Daily Version isn't a scholar's authoritative text, and it won't replace anyone's Bible. It's for the person who reads every day — on the train, at the bedside, before dawn. Not authority. Nearness.
Today, a single verse is waiting to meet you.
Get your 2-minute personal plan →English: Berean Standard Bible (BSB), CC0 public domain — the clean-room starting point for every translation. Korean Daily Version (KDV)™ © DailyGod — complete; free to use with attribution “Korean Daily Version (KDV) — DailyGod.” Japanese / Vietnamese / Mongolian / Thai Daily Versions — in pilot, open for native review in Daily Agora.