Bible study, one chapter at a time
The best way to learn the Bible is together.
Read the Bible with the meaning built in: the Hebrew behind the words, a question every few verses, and how it all leads to Jesus. On your own, or with your group.
$10 a month per person
Why Together
Why Together: three ways it helps
“How can I, unless someone explains it to me?”
Acts 8:31
A man reading Isaiah on his own said that, then begged Philip to come up and sit with him. If you've ever opened the Bible alone and got lost, you know the feeling. Together is built so you never have to read it alone again.
Together
with the meaning
Every chapter explains itself as you read: the original Hebrew and Greek, the setting, the details you'd walk straight past. No study guide, no seminary.
“They read in the book, in the law of God, distinctly; and they gave the sense, so that they understood the reading.”
Together
with your people
Friends, family, a small group, a whole church. Same chapter, same questions, and everyone's answers revealed when you meet.
“not forsaking our own assembling together, as the custom of some is, but exhorting one another”
Together
the whole story
Sixty-six books that fit together into one promise, made in Genesis and kept in Jesus. You'll see the pieces connect, chapter by chapter.
“Beginning from Moses and from all the prophets, he explained to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself.”
Inside a chapter
A real chapter. Genesis 1.
This is a chapter in Together: the text first, the Hebrew floating above it, a question every few verses, and a line to Jesus wherever the New Testament draws one. Everything below is taken from the app. Go on, tap things.
Guess first
Then see what almost everyone misses.
Every few verses, one question. Predict what comes next, notice what's hiding in plain sight, or tap a word.
Then the reveal. Your answer saves to your notes on its own, so by the end of the chapter you've written a study without trying.
Predict · after Genesis 1:13
1 of 3
Days 1-3 made spaces: day and night, sky and waters, dry land. What do you think days 4-6 will do?
Tap a guess. There's no wrong answer, only the reveal.
The Hebrew under the English
Words that change how you read.
The key words in each chapter float above the text in the original language. Tap one for how to say it, what it really means and where else it shows up.
No seminary required. Just a tap.
The thread to Jesus
Every chapter points somewhere. Watch it land.
As you read, Together draws the line from the verse in front of you to the place the New Testament picks it up, across the whole Bible. Only the links the New Testament itself makes. Nothing forced.
In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
The Word was there in the beginning
In the text, or not?
Some things everyone “knows” aren't there.
Together flags what's widely taught but not in the Bible, and what's right there that almost nobody notices. Where Christians honestly disagree, it shows the main views and leaves the choice with you. Make the call:
Claim 1
“God rested on day 7 because he was tired.”
Claim 2
“Day 2 is the only day that never gets “it was good”.”
Claim 3
“The sun and moon are never called “sun” or “moon” in Genesis 1.”
By yourself or with your people
Start on your own. Better together.
Start tonight on your own, with every chapter explained as you go. When you're ready, bring your friends, family, small group or church. One code and they're in.
On your own
Your pace, your questions, your notes. Never really alone: every chapter explains itself as you read.
- Phone or computerRead on the go, or spread out on a big screen. It picks up where you left off.
- Notes that write themselvesYour answers, highlights and bookmarks, saved as you go.
- Never a guilt tripMiss a week? No lecture. Come back and carry on.
“Whatever you think about the length of the days, Genesis 1 tells you who made everything, that it was very good, that every person carries God's image…” What you now know, the close of Genesis 1
With your people
Everyone reads the same chapter during the week. Answers stay sealed until you meet, so the quiet voices count as much as the loud ones. Then you open them together.
Example group · this week
Tuesday night group
4 of 5 have finished Genesis 1
Discussion question
If every person carries God's image, who in your week is hardest to see that way?
EEricka
Sealed until the meeting
BBraylon
Sealed until the meeting
SShyah
Sealed until the meeting
NNaylahni
Sealed until the meeting
Tap it like the leader does at the meeting.
Getting started
Three steps. About a minute.
- Step 1
Sign up
An email and a password. That's it.
- Step 2
Bring your people
Start a group and send one code to whoever you like. Or start on your own and invite them later.
- Step 3
Open Genesis 1
The chapter teaches you how Together works as you read. No tutorials.
Pricing
One price. Everyone's in.
The same for everyone, on your own, in a group or with your whole church. Everyone at the table gets everything. No tiers, no ads, nothing to unlock later.
- Your notes are yours. We never delete them
Together membership
$10a month
Per person. Billed monthly.
- All 50 chapters of Genesis, with Exodus next
- Hebrew and Greek word studies
- Questions and reveals every few verses
- The thread to Jesus, across the whole Bible
- Notes, highlights and bookmarks
- Review that makes it stick: memory verses and words
- The map of every promise that leads to Jesus
- Start or join as many groups as you like
Already a member? Log in
Questions
Good questions.
Honest answers, in plain words.
Why is it called Together?
Because nobody should have to work the Bible out alone. Every chapter explains itself as you read, it's built to be studied with the people you love, and it shows how all 66 books fit together into one story, from Genesis to Jesus.
I've never really read the Bible. Is this for me?
Yes. Together starts at the beginning and explains as it goes. The key Hebrew and Greek words are a tap away, and the questions as you read aren't marked right or wrong: you answer, then see what the text shows.
I've read it for years. Will I actually learn anything?
That's who we write for. Every chapter is built around something most long-time readers have never been shown: a Hebrew word, a pattern, a thread to Jesus, or a tradition that isn't in the text.
What can I read today?
All 50 chapters of Genesis, each one explained as you read, with its Hebrew words, questions, threads to Jesus and a short check at the end. Exodus is next, and the rest of the Bible follows book by book, in order. Every new chapter is included.
Is there an app to download?
No download needed. Together works in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer. On a phone you can add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
Which Bible does it use?
The World English Bible, a modern translation in plain English, with the Hebrew and Greek underneath where it matters.
Is it tied to a church or denomination?
No. Together is non-denominational and works alongside any church. Where Christians honestly disagree, we show the main views and don't pick one. Where something widely taught isn't in the text, we say so, with the verses.
How do groups work?
Start a group and share a six-character code or link. Everyone reads the same chapter during the week and answers the discussion questions privately. When you meet, the leader opens discussion and everyone's answers appear at the same moment.
Can I use it on my own?
Yes. Plenty of people start alone. Every chapter still explains itself as you go, and when you're ready to bring people in, it's one tap.
Does everyone in my group pay?
Yes. It's $10 a month per person, the same for everyone, including groups and churches. There are no tiers and nothing extra to unlock.
Is there a free trial?
No. Everything on this page is taken from the app, so you can see exactly what you're getting before you sign up.
Bereshit · in the beginning
In the beginning. Together.
Genesis 1 is waiting. Bring your people, or just bring yourself.
$10 a month per person