Hid Bible memory for iPhone

Psalm 119:11

Hid is an app for hiding Scripture in your heart. You add a passage, review it when it starts to fade, and say it out loud. Hid listens and follows along.

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The Hid library: passages you're learning, with today's review at the top

Memorize the way memory actually works

1

Add a passage

Pick any verses in your translation. The text lives on your phone, so it works offline.

2

Review as it fades

Reveal it phrase by phrase, work from first letters or blanks, type it from memory, or name the reference cold.

3

Say it by heart

When it's almost yours, put the screen down and recite. That's the whole point.

First-letters mode: the verse reduced to its initial letters
Blanks mode: the verse with words missing

Recite it out loud. Hid follows along.

Saying it out loud is how Scripture actually sticks, so that's the heart of the app. Each word lights up as you say it. You can pause as long as you want. If you say the wrong word, you'll see it.

Speech recognition runs on your device. Your voice never leaves your phone.

It knows when you'd forget

Hid schedules reviews with spaced repetition. Each passage comes back right before you'd forget it, and the timing adjusts every time you review.

Every passage shows its memory health, so you know what's solid and what's slipping.

A passage's detail screen showing its memory health and next review

Reviews count. Practice doesn't.

A review is a test. You recall the passage without help, grade yourself, and that sets when you'll see it next. Practice is separate: run through anything you're learning, in any mode, and your schedule doesn't move.

Hints are there while you learn, but they never count as knowing it.

A practice session: same modes as review, nothing graded

Made to be read slowly

Scripture is set in a serif on warm paper, and the text stays hidden until you tap. You can't accidentally peek at a verse you're supposed to know. Everything stays on your device and syncs through iCloud.

Psalm 23 revealed in full, set in serif type