Get off your phone.
Take your highlights with you.

You've spent years marking verses and writing notes in a Bible app. That's not data — it's the record of your walk with Jesus. We print all of it into a real Bible. Same verses. Same notes. No screen.

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Psalm 119:11 highlighted in yellow in a printed Bible
The same verse, Psalm 119:11, highlighted in yellow in the YouVersion app
Psalm 119:11, both sides. Drag across to watch the highlight survive the trip.

You're trying to use your phone less.
Everything you've written is on it.

The verse you marked at 2am. The note you typed in a hospital waiting room. Four years of underlines you'd be gutted to lose. Every one of them lives inside the app you're trying to put down — and deleting the app deletes the record.

That's a trade nobody should have to make. So we stopped making it.

A personal note on Galatians 2:16 written in the YouVersion app: We are justified by grace, through faith!

Three steps from screen to spine.

  1. Send us your highlights

    Export your highlights, notes and bookmarks from YouVersion, Logos or Blue Letter Bible and hand them over. Your app stays exactly as it is — nothing is moved, changed or deleted.

  2. Choose what makes the book

    Some notes are for you only. You pick the years, the books and the notes that get printed, and the rest stays private. The margins grow where you wrote the most.

  3. We print and bind it

    Your highlights go down in real ink on Bible paper, your notes set into the margin beside the verse they belong to. Smyth-sewn and bound in leather — built to be handed down, not updated.

A handwritten note beside Galatians 2:16 in the margin of a printed Bible: We are justified by grace, through faith!

Your note. In the margin.
Beside the verse you wrote it about.

Not an appendix at the back. Not a list of page references. Each note is set in the margin next to its own verse, the way you'd have written it there yourself — so re-reading the chapter means re-reading what God was doing in you the first time through.

Paper
38gsm Bible stock, line-matched so the margins stay clean
Binding
Smyth-sewn in signatures, lies flat in your hand
Cover
Top-grain goatskin that softens the more you use it
Close-up of hand-stitched Smyth-sewn signatures at the spine of an open Bible
Sewn, not glued. A glued spine cracks in a decade; a sewn one outlives you.
Close-up of top-grain goatskin leather grain
Goatskin takes a patina. In five years it'll look like it's yours.

Be first in line when the press runs.

We're opening with a limited first printing. Leave your email and we'll come to you the day reservations open — nothing to pay now, and you're free to walk away then.

We'll only email you about the launch. No lists, no resale, unsubscribe in one click.

Before you ask

Is anybody reading my notes?

Only the people who have to set the type, and only the notes you choose to print. Nothing is published, sold, shared or used to train anything. You pick what goes in the book and the rest never leaves your account.

Which Bible apps can you pull from?

We're starting with YouVersion, Logos and Blue Letter Bible, since that's where most people's years are. Tell us in the form what you use and it moves up the list.

Which translation do I get?

Whichever one you highlighted in — your notes are anchored to verses, so they land correctly in ESV, NIV, NLT, CSB or KJV. You choose at checkout.

What does it cost?

Pricing isn't set yet — a sewn, goatskin-bound, custom-typeset Bible is a real piece of manufacturing, and we'd rather quote you an honest number than a tempting one. Reserving now costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

What if I only have a handful of highlights?

Then you get a beautiful Bible with a handful of highlights in it, and room to fill. There's no minimum. The point isn't volume, it's that the marks are yours.

When does this actually ship?

We're in production setup now and will give reservation holders real dates before we ask anyone for money. You'll hear it from us first.