‘Uplift: Bible Chat’ offers an AI assistant grounded in a Biblical worldview

US‑based startup Loam Technologies has introduced “Uplift: Bible Chat,” an AI chat app that explicitly answers questions from a Christian Biblical perspective. The service is already available in early access on the Apple App Store and Google Play, with a full launch planned later in September.

Unlike mainstream AI chatbots that aim for religious and ideological neutrality, Uplift is designed for users who want guidance framed by Christian teachings. The app can help users compose prayers, surface Bible passages relevant to personal struggles, and explain the context and interpretation of specific verses. According to the company, its model is tuned to stay consistent with Scripture and traditional doctrine, and it cites chapter and verse references so users can verify responses themselves.

The app is currently free to use and focuses on English, though the founders suggest broader language support is on the roadmap. Faith‑specific AI services like Uplift are likely to spark debate—especially around bias and inclusivity—but they also highlight a growing trend: users increasingly want AI that reflects their own values and communities, rather than a one‑size‑fits‑all assistant.