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Scripture, on repeat.

Pick your verses, set how often each one repeats and how long to pause, then press Play. It keeps reading with the screen locked, while you pray, fall asleep or learn a passage by heart.

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Now playingMorning prayer
  1. Ezekiel 12:282×3s pause
  2. Isaiah 66:22×3s pause
  3. Isaiah 66:92×3s pause
  4. Isaiah 57:152×3s pause
  5. Daniel 11:322×3s pause

Set it once. Then let it run.

  1. 01

    Pick your verses

    Type a reference like Isaiah 66:2, or search a feeling like worry. Start from a plan if you'd rather.

  2. 02

    Set the rhythm

    Choose how many times each verse repeats, the pause between repeats, and the speed.

  3. 03

    Press Play

    It keeps reading with the screen locked. Pause or skip from the lock screen.

Made for how Scripture is used.

Prayer

Keep a verse in your ears while you pray. Your hands and eyes stay free.

Sleep

Let a short psalm play quietly until you drift off.

Memory

Hear a passage again and again until it stays with you.

A group, or a whole family

Put one playlist behind one link. Everyone opens it and hears the same verses, with no sign-up.

Send one link. Everyone listens along.

Share a playlist and the link shows a preview with the verses in it. Whoever opens it can press Play at once.

Pray these with us tonight:

Family prayerEzekiel 12:28, Isaiah 66:2 and 3 moremeleta.co

Start from a plan

Short sets of verses for the moment you're in. Make one yours.

Three translations, read in full.

  • KJVKing James Version
  • WEBWorld English Bible
  • BSBBerean Standard Bible

Questions, answered.

Is Meleta free?

Yes. Listening is free and needs no account. Signing in with Google saves your playlists to your account.

Does it work with the screen locked?

Yes. Playback carries on with the screen off, and you can pause or skip from the lock screen.

Does it work offline?

Not yet. You need a connection to play. Offline listening is planned for later.

Which translations are there?

King James Version (KJV), World English Bible (WEB) and Berean Standard Bible (BSB).

Does Meleta explain the Bible?

No. It reads the verses you choose. It doesn't teach or interpret them.

Meditate on these things.

1 Timothy 4:15

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