Track each day
Bible reading plans
Short answer
Pick a plan, read the chapters listed for each day, and tick the day off. Progress is saved in this browser, with no account, and every plan works offline once its translation is saved.
Bible in a Year365 days, 1,189 chapters, about 9 minutes a day.Readers who want to cover the whole Bible once, in order, with each day about the same length.New Testament in 90 Days90 days, 260 chapters, about 8 minutes a day.Readers who want the Gospels, Acts and the letters in one season.Gospels in 30 Days30 days, 89 chapters, about 12 minutes a day.A first read of the life and teaching of Jesus, or a yearly return to it.Psalms and Proverbs in a Month31 days, 181 chapters, about 8 minutes a day.A daily devotional rhythm that lines up with the calendar: day 14 is Proverbs 14.
How the plans are built
Each plan reads its books in canonical order and splits the chapters so every day has close to the same number of verses, instead of a fixed number of chapters. Long chapters such as Psalm 119 get a day mostly to themselves; short ones are grouped. Reading times assume 238 words a minute, the average silent reading rate for non-fiction in a 2019 review of 190 studies.
Plan links open the translation you read last. Change it on any chapter page.