Credits & Attribution
Scripturfy is built on public-domain and openly licensed sources. Provenance and proper attribution are not optional — they are how this tool earns trust.
Scripture Translations
Source: API.Bible (American Bible Society)
No restrictions on use.
Source: API.Bible
Crown copyright applies in the UK; public domain in the US.
Source: API.Bible
Published 1901; public domain.
Source: API.Bible
Dedicated to the public domain by the Berean Bible Translation Committee.
Premium Translations (Scripturfy+)
Available to premium subscribers under commercial license from API.Bible / publishers:
Source: API.Bible
Source: API.Bible
Source: API.Bible
Source: API.Bible
Source: API.Bible
Original Language Texts
Source: Tyndale House, Cambridge
Tagged Hebrew and Aramaic Old Testament text with Strong's numbers and morphology.
Source: Tyndale House, Cambridge
Tagged Greek New Testament text with Strong's numbers and morphology.
Source: James Strong, 1890
Hebrew and Greek lexicon numbering system.
Commentary (Cloud of Witnesses)
All commentary in v1 is from public-domain sources. Commentary reflects its author’s historical views and era, not Scripturfy’s position.
Source: 1706
Source: 16th century
Source: 1810-1826
Source: 1871
Source: 1832-1851
Source: 1746-1763
Source: 1890-1919
Source: 1869-1885
Source: 13th century
Theological Library
Public-domain theological works available for full-text reading. Modern thinkers (20th century onward) appear as factual overviews with links to purchase or borrow — no copyrighted text is reproduced.
Source: CCEL
Trans. E.B. Pusey (1838).
Source: CCEL
Trans. Marcus Dods (1871).
Source: CCEL
Source: CCEL
Ante-Nicene Fathers translation (1885).
Source: CCEL
Trans. English Dominican Province (1920).
Source: Project Gutenberg
Trans. Sidney Norton Deane (1903).
Source: CCEL
Trans. Henry Beveridge (1845).
Source: CCEL
Trans. Henry Cole (1823).
Source: Project Gutenberg
Original 1843.
Source: CCEL
Published 1766.
Source: CCEL
Published 1746.
Source: Project Gutenberg
Trans. John Oman (1893).
Data Sources
Source: American Bible Society
Scripture text delivery API.
Source: Google
Church locator data.
Technology
Built with Next.js, React Native (Expo), Supabase, Tailwind CSS, and the Anthropic Claude API. AI-assisted content is clearly labeled throughout the app.