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The Ark holds.
The text endures.

An open, peer-to-peer Bible translation system. Read the most accurate English Scripture ever produced — every change immutably anchored to Bitcoin, every translator paid via Lightning, no gatekeeper over the text.

npx @neoark/reader read

Features

A reader built on a content-addressed, signed, relay-distributed corpus. Hover a card to preview.

▶ parallel reading

Parallel reading

Compare NeoOS, KJV, and BSB side by side — Hebrew names and accuracy corrections in context.

▶ translator merge

Translator merge + Bitcoin anchor

Propose a correction, peers review, a maintainer merges — and the change is timestamped to Bitcoin forever.

▶ use-proof graph

"Where is this verse used?"

A live graph of signed use-proofs across the web. Verifiable adoption — no platform can fake the numbers.

▶ reading plan

Reading plans

Community-published, forkable plans. Track progress with signed, private-by-default reading events.

▶ offline mode

Offline mode

Local-first. The whole corpus lives on your device with full-text search; sync is opportunistic.

▶ community notes

Community notes

Signed commentary and cross-references, toggleable per verse. Identity is a key, not an account.

Four interlocking layers

NeoArk is a specialization of Nostr for Scripture, with Bitcoin for permanence and Lightning for payments.

NeoOS Bible

87-book corpus, Hebrew names, accuracy-first English — every verse content-addressed with BLAKE3.

ARK Protocol

Content-addressed events on Nostr relays. Anyone runs a relay; clients pull from many, push to many.

Bitcoin Translation Protocol

Immutable PR history anchored to Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps, with Lightning payouts and peer review.

NeoArk Reader

PWA + CLI: read, compare, see change history and Bitcoin anchors, propose and vote on revisions.