Your thoughts, polished

Say what you
meant to say.

You already know what you want to contribute. Comment Coach helps you get it clear before you are in the room — you write it, it tells you which sentence is muddy and why, and how many seconds it takes to say. Your words, sharpened, not replaced.

Before · said in 1:40

I think what really stands out to me about this passage is that Ruth showed a lot of loyalty, and loyalty is something we could all work on more today, because there are so many distractions and it’s easy to give up on people, and Ruth didn’t give up on Naomi even though she had every reason to go back home to her own family and her own people…

What the coach said

Conciseness 2/5 — Sentences 1 and 3 both say Ruth was loyal. Only the middle one adds why.

After · said in 34s

Ruth’s loyalty cost her something concrete — going back to her own family and her own people, with no guarantee of welcome where she was headed instead. That’s what makes it more than sentiment. When someone I know is struggling, the question isn’t whether I feel loyal. It’s what I’d give up.

62% shorter · one idea, followed through · 34s

Every one of them aligned line for line, across 63 languages.

Free to start — 15 AI uses a month, no card, and the meter is always in the app.

One comment, before and after

Sample drafts, the coaching they got, and what the room heard. You write it — the coach only says where it is unclear.

Monday, 9:15 a.m. Standup. Eight people, one of them waiting on you, and a hard stop at half past.

Before · 2:15

Yesterday I had a really productive day. I had a meeting with the design team about the new onboarding flow and we discussed several options and we decided to go with option B which uses a progressive disclosure pattern. Today I’m going to start implementing the first screen…

What the coach said

Conciseness 2/5 — Sentences 1 and 2 say the same thing.

Delivery — No blocker stated. The room can’t help you.

After · 18s

Done: onboarding redesign — going with option B. Today: implementing first screen + password reset bug. Blocked: waiting on platform API docs.

87% shorter · 3 items · zero filler

Look at what the coach did not write. It said sentences 1 and 2 repeat, and that no blocker was stated. The three lines and the blocker are yours; it only said what was missing.

You see the scores and the seconds. The room hears a comment that lands and stops. Mark it ready and it is in your portfolio; next month, Growth shows whether your comments have got clearer, or just longer.

Three steps, about five minutes

01

Add your source material

Paste the paragraph you want to comment on. Add references, context, the discussion question — whatever grounds your response.

02

Write and refine

Write your own comment and let AI coach you with scores, suggestions, and example rewrites.

03

Refine and rehearse

Get scored feedback. Apply suggestions. Check your speaking time. Show up with a comment you're proud of.

The compose screen in Comment Coach: a question at the top, a finished comment beneath it, and the line that says how many words it is and how many seconds it takes to say.
The real screen, not a mock-up. Your comment, its length, and how long it takes to say out loud.
Walk through it: your first comment in 5 minutes →

The same kind of tool
as a concordance
or notes in the margin

Comment Coach is a preparation tool — like a concordance for your thoughts. It belongs on the same shelf as a dictionary, a page of margin notes, and saying it once in the car on the way. You do the thinking, the studying, the reflecting. We help you organize what you want to say so it comes out clearly when the moment arrives.

Write your own comment, then get specific feedback: "The opening clause is ambiguous" — with a reworded example you can take or leave. Scores on clarity, conciseness, depth, and relevance show you exactly where you stand. When you are stuck it will draft a starting point: you ask for it, it counts as a use, and the coaching that follows is on what you make of it.

Each round of coaching builds on the last. The AI remembers what it already told you and gives fresh suggestions. You get better, round over round.

Your comment stays yours: you wrote it, and the coach only told you which sentence was unclear. The scores stay too, so Growth can show you the trend.

Read: Your voice matters more than polish →
Coaching Round 2
Clarity 4/5
Conciseness 3/5
Depth 4/5
Relevance 5/5
conciseness

"The second sentence restates the first — try combining them."

Consider: "Ruth's loyalty wasn't born from obligation but from deep personal conviction."
delivery

"Strong opening. The closing question would land better as a statement."

Hebrews 6:10 — Parallel View
ASV

"for God is not unrighteous to forget your work and the love which ye showed toward his name..."

RV1909

"Porque Dios no es injusto para olvidar vuestra obra y el trabajo de amor que habéis mostrado a su nombre..."

KJV

"For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love, which ye have shewed toward his name..."

A research engine
that fits in your pocket

Regular expressions over the whole Bible. Strong’s numbers that work even in translations nobody tagged. Cross-references ranked by vote. Word-level differences between versions. Of the 25 capabilities on its feature list, six are offered by none of Logos, Accordance, Blue Letter Bible, STEP Bible or e-Sword — checked 31 August 2026.

All of it runs on your device, against Bibles you chose, with no account and no signal required. Ask it a question in plain language and it writes the search — the model never sees Scripture, so it cannot misquote a verse or invent a citation.

See the list, and the comparison →

Bilingual
by design

Not a translation button tacked on. Comment Coach understands that speaking in two languages means thinking in two languages.

Write in English and Spanish. AI reviews both for coherence — catching when they accidentally say different things. Cross-pollination finds phrases that work better in one language and suggests how the other can borrow that strength.

EN

"Ruth's loyalty wasn't passive — it was a deliberate choice to stay when leaving would have been easier."

ES

"La lealtad de Rut no fue pasiva — fue una decisión deliberada de quedarse cuando irse habría sido más fácil."

Match 4/5 Meaning aligned. The Spanish "decisión deliberada" is stronger than "deliberate choice" — consider adapting.
1:12/ 3:48 On this device
0:43 the point about patience
1:41 ask what "endure" means here
2:42 good closing line — reuse

A voice recorder that
remembers what mattered

Record the talk and tap Mark when something is worth answering. The mark lands where the thought began — not four seconds later, where your thumb did — so it points at the right sentence when you come back.

Or rehearse your own comment against the clock, then listen back at three-quarter speed. Reading it silently tells you nothing about how it lands. Hearing your own voice tells you almost everything.

Nothing is uploaded. It records, plays and stores entirely in your browser, works with no connection, and sends a recording to someone as one file they can simply open.

Record something now No sign-up. Nothing to install.
How the recorder works →
167 Bible translations
6 coaching contexts
31 practice prompts
EN/ES bilingual by design

Everything you need to prepare

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Voice recorder with marks

Record a talk, tap to mark the moments worth answering, and scrub back to them on a waveform. Or rehearse your own comment and hear how it lands. Free, and nothing leaves your device.

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AI Comment Coaching

Get scored feedback on clarity, conciseness, depth, and relevance — then improve

Multiple Angles

Direct answer, personal application, supporting point — see different approaches

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Speaking Time Estimator

Know how many seconds your comment runs before you stand up — color-coded against the limit for your setting

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Works Offline

Install on your phone — view and edit your prep without internet, wherever you meet. Changes sync when you reconnect

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Group Sessions

Share a passage with your group. Everyone writes their own response, gets instant AI coaching, and sees how others approached it. No signup needed for participants; hosting a session is part of the subscription

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Growth Analytics

Track your coaching scores over time — see how your comments improve week by week

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Five search engines, one box

Keyword, phrase, boolean, pattern and Strong’s — across every translation you have installed, ranked and typo-tolerant, with results as you type.

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Hebrew and Greek, surfaced

447,000 tagged words. Any verse word by word in its original language, and what the word is usually rendered as — even while you read a translation carrying no tagging at all.

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Where else Scripture speaks

341,000 vote-ranked cross-references. Ask one verse, or ask a whole set of search results where it collectively points.

Your comments are encrypted field by field before they reach our database. The one exception is the search index over your own comments, held in the clear so you can find your own words again. Coaching sends your text to Anthropic — never your name or email — and they delete it within 30 days and do not use it for training. Bible text never leaves your device: the model can write you a search, but it never receives a verse. Read our privacy policy · How the encryption works

The content and copyright page records what it got wrong, and what replaced it. Read the corrections

Free to start. Simple when you're ready.

Starting at $8/mo billed annually, or $10/mo. Regular price is $10/mo.

The free plan includes 15 AI uses a month. No credit card required.

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Two doors. Pick either.

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Paste the paragraph you're commenting on, write your thought, and see it scored and timed. One email to verify. About five minutes.

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Search the Bible in the two translations that come loaded, or install more in a tap. It works on a phone with no signal. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to verify.

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