Nothing about you
leaves your phone.
Bible Parallels has no accounts, no sign-in, no analytics and no servers. There is nowhere for your information to go, because we never built anywhere to put it.
Last updated: November 2, 2026
Nothing about you.
Bible Parallels does not collect, store or transmit any personal information. We never ask for your name, your email address, or anything else about you. There are no user accounts and no sign-in of any kind. The one record that exists is an anonymous purchase record, described under Purchases below.
Everything is already inside it.
The whole Bible, every study and every setting live on your device. The app was built to work with no connection at all, so there is no moment when it needs to reach out to us. We have no servers that could receive your information, because the app does not send any.
Your reading is yours.
The app remembers a few things so it works the way you left it:
- Your bookmarks and saved parallels, chapters, stories, prophecies and quotations
- Your theme
- Your translation
- Your text size
- Whether you have haptics on
- Whether you have seen the walkthrough
- Which one-time hints and hidden extras you have already come across
All of it is stored on the device itself and never sent anywhere. Deleting the app removes it.
There aren’t any.
No tracking, no analytics, no advertising, no advertising identifiers, no third-party advertising or analytics tools of any kind. We cannot see how you use the app, which passages you read, or whether you opened it at all.
The only way anything leaves.
If you tap share, the app hands a picture to your phone’s own share sheet, and from there you choose where it goes. If you tap our email address, your mail app opens. If you tap a link, your browser opens.
Those are things you decide to do, and what happens next is between you and whichever app you picked. The app never sends anything on its own.
One purchase, handled by the store.
Bible Parallels is a free download with one optional purchase, the Full Library, made through the Apple App Store or Google Play. Payment is handled entirely by Apple or Google under their own privacy policies. We never see or store your payment details.
To confirm that purchase and restore it on your other devices, the app uses RevenueCat, a purchase service. RevenueCat stores a random anonymous identifier for your copy of the app and the record that the Full Library was bought. That identifier is not linked to your name, email address or any account, is used for nothing except the purchase, and is never used for advertising or tracking. If you bought the app before it became a free download, the app reads your original App Store receipt on your device to keep everything unlocked; nothing about that leaves your phone.
A portion of proceeds supports Christian charities. That involves no information about you whatsoever.
One email. Gone within 30 days.
Bible Parallels keeps almost nothing, but what it does keep you can have deleted. Here is how.
1. Email support@bibleparallelpassages.com
with the subject “Delete my Bible Parallels data”.
2. Tell us which store you used (Apple or Google) and roughly when you bought the
Full Library, and attach your store receipt if you have it. If you used the gift feature,
include one of your codes. Nothing else about you exists, so that is how we find the
record.
3. We delete the record within 30 days and reply to confirm.
What is deleted: the random anonymous identifier for your copy of the app, the record that the Full Library was bought, the share count attached to that identifier, and any gift codes issued to it that have not been redeemed.
What is kept: the payment itself, which lives with Apple or Google under their own policies; we never had it. Everything on your phone (bookmarks, settings, your reading) stays until you delete the app, because it was never sent to us. Deleting the record means the Full Library can no longer be restored for free on a new device.
Because the app collects nothing about anyone, it collects nothing about children. There are no accounts, no sign-in, and nothing to submit.
If we ever added anything that collected information — anonymous crash reports, for instance — we would say so here, in plain words, describing exactly what it collects and why, before it shipped. Any update to this policy is posted on this page with a new date at the top.
A real person reads it.
Questions about your privacy or about this policy — or anything else.
support@bibleparallelpassages.com