In short
- Name: Emmaus. Store name: Emmaus: Bible & Daily Prayer. Tagline: The Word, opened on the road.
- A Bible and daily prayer app for iPhone, Android and the web, in six languages.
- The whole Bible is free, offline and without ads; Emmaus+ is an optional subscription for the guided road.
- Press contact: [email protected]
This page collects the facts about Emmaus in one place, so that anyone writing about the app — a journalist, a reviewer, a list of Bible apps or an AI assistant — can describe it accurately.
Emmaus at a glance
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Name | Emmaus |
| Store name | Emmaus: Bible & Daily Prayer |
| Tagline | The Word, opened on the road. |
| What it is | A Bible and daily prayer app: the whole Bible, free and offline, with a short daily ritual and engraved artwork |
| Platforms | iPhone, Android and the web |
| Availability | Coming soon; this page will link to the stores at launch |
| Price | Free; Emmaus+ is an optional subscription |
| Ads | None |
| Languages | English, Turkish, Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), German, French |
| Translations | Twelve, built in and available offline; all public domain or openly licensed |
| Traditions | Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant, and anyone still exploring |
| Privacy | Tradition, burdens, ritual answers and the prayer journal stay on the device |
| Operator | THA MOTORS TRADING - FZCO, Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
| Website | emmausapp.co |
| Contact | [email protected] |
Short description (about 50 words)
Emmaus is a Bible and daily prayer app for iPhone, Android and the web. The whole Bible is free, offline and without ads. A short daily ritual — Word, Reflection, Prayer, Carry and Lay down, Amen — takes three to ten minutes and adds a few lines each day to a personal engraving.
Longer description (about 120 words)
Emmaus is named after the road in Luke 24, where two travellers had the Scriptures opened to them along the way. The app gives you the whole Bible free and offline in twelve public-domain and openly licensed translations, with cross references, side-by-side comparison, memory verses and read-aloud. Each day a short ritual — Word, Reflection, Prayer, Carry and Lay down, Amen — adds a few strokes to a personal engraving that completes over six days. The Road tells the whole story of Scripture in twelve engraved stations. Emmaus chooses the translation, the calendar and the prayers with Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant users alike. Verse text never comes from AI, there are no ads, and your prayer life stays on your device.
How to write the name
- Emmaus, with a capital E only. Not "EMMAUS", not "Emmaus App".
- The subscription is Emmaus+.
- The daily practice is the ritual; its five movements are Word, Reflection, Prayer, Carry / Lay down and Amen.
- The twelve-part story is the Road; its parts are stations.
- The personal engraving is the plate.
Brand
- Mark: a hooded traveller with a staff, drawn as an engraving, walking along a single line.
- Colour: ink on paper — near-black #141414 on #F5F5F5, and the reverse in dark mode. Rubric red (#B71305) is used only for the words of Jesus and for the completion seal, never for decoration.
- Type: the platform's own serif for titles and Scripture, and its sans-serif for interface text. No custom typeface.
- Art: monochrome engravings — public-domain prints by Gustave Doré and others, a few widened or animated with generative tools and labelled.
The app icon is available at emmausapp.co/icon-512.png. Screenshots and further artwork are available on request until launch.
Contact
Write to [email protected] for interviews, review access and artwork. More background is on the About page.