Aletheo is a Bible reading accountability app for small groups. You and one friend, or up to six. One photo of an open Bible, paper or app, every day. A streak you keep, or lose, together.
Invite one friend or five. Any size from two to six works. A Bible study, a family, a group chat that means it this time.
One photo a day of your open Bible, or a screenshot of your Bible app, plus the passage. Proof of presence, not performance.
The streak is collective. Encourage, pray, nudge, and let grace cover rest days and travel.
“Two are better than one… for if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow: but woe to him that is alone when he falleth.”
Research on more than 40,000 readers: Scripture four or more days a week changes a life. One to three days is statistically the same as zero. Circles exist to keep you over the line.
Life happens. People travel, families get sick, and some weeks ask everything of you. That's why every circle in Aletheo has pauses: you can set aside days when you need them, and those days simply don't count. No broken streak, no guilt, no starting over. When the pause ends, your streak picks up right where it left off, because faithfulness is measured over years, not days, and rest is part of walking with Jesus, not a failure of it.
In a study of more than 40,000 Americans, adults who engaged Scripture four or more times a week lived measurably different lives, including 57% lower odds of falling into any of these habits:
Center for Bible Engagement, "Understanding the Bible Engagement Challenge: Scientific Evidence for the Power of 4" (Cole & Ovwigho, 2009). Odds among adults engaging Scripture 4+ times per week, controlling for other factors.
Two of you is enough to start. Six is the max.