Sacred Speak

Ask the source, not the internet.

Neutral, source-grounded conversations about religious traditions. Pick a tradition, pick a figure, and ask. Every answer carries a concrete citation you can look up in a standard edition — and when the source has no clear answer, the app says so instead of guessing.

iOS 6 traditions 6 languages Cited answers

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Sacred Speak home screen listing Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Taoism

What it does

A reading and questioning tool for primary religious texts — built to stay inside the source rather than summarise the internet.

Source Chat

Choose a tradition, then a figure, then ask. Answers rely only on that tradition's primary sources.

Every answer cited

Replies carry verifiable references such as Qur'an 2:255 or Matthew 5:3. No citation, no answer.

Read the scriptures

Browse the embedded editions chapter by chapter, in your language, without commentary.

Compare ideas

Put one question to up to five traditions and read their source-grounded answers side by side.

Neutral by design

No religious rulings, no cross-tradition verdicts. Figures outside a primary source are marked as thematic lenses.

AI disclosed

Replies are AI-generated in a historical persona. The app says so at onboarding, on the home screen, and in chat.

Inside the app

Screens from the current iOS build.

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Home screen listing six traditions — **Choose a tradition**Six traditions, each bound to its own primary source.

Figure picker for Hinduism showing Krishna, Rama, Adi Shankara and others — **Choose a figure**Each figure carries the theme they speak to — and a label when they are a thematic lens.

Source notice explaining which primary source and citation format a tradition uses — **Source notice**Before the first question, the app states which edition it answers from.

Chat screen with suggested questions — **Ask anything**Suggested openers, or your own question in your own words.

Bhagavad Gita chapter two shown verse by verse — **Read the source**Verse-by-verse reading with bookmarks, no interpretation layer.

Compare ideas screen with Gautama Buddha and Jesus Christ selected — **Compare ideas**One question, up to five traditions, answers side by side.

Traditions & sources

Each tradition answers from the edition embedded in the app, and citations point back to that edition.

Buddhism

Dhammapada, with selections from the Majjhima Nikāya.

Christianity

New Testament, public-domain editions.

Hinduism

Bhagavad Gita, with Ramayana, Upanishads and Mahabharata selections.

Islam

Qur'an only — Uthmani Arabic with cleared translations.

Judaism

Torah, plus Psalms and Samuel where a figure requires them.

Taoism

Tao Te Ching and Zhuangzi, public-domain translations.

Languages: English, Türkçe, Русский, Español, العربية, Français
Account: Anonymous — no email, no profile
Pro: Raises the weekly question limit

How your questions are handled

Source texts and retrieval live on your device — nothing is uploaded to browse or read them.
To answer a chat question, its text and the relevant source passages pass through Sacred Speak's backend to an AI model provider. The app explains this and asks before the first send.
No ads, no third-party analytics SDK, no selling of your questions.
Content is informational. Sacred Speak does not issue religious rulings or favour any tradition — verify citations in a standard printed edition.

Documentation

Subscriptions, where offered, are billed by Apple. Manage them in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions. Questions about this app go to support@timete.lu.