RootText

Press kit

RootText™ is a Bible cryptogram from RootText LLC: each puzzle is one verse of Scripture written as a substitution cipher — crack the code, and the verse is revealed. A new Daily Puzzle every day, the whole Bible in four translations, and true spaced-repetition memorization. No ads, no accounts, and the Bible is never paywalled.

That paragraph is the boilerplate — quote it as written. For anything else, write to support@roottext.com with “Press” in the subject; a person answers, usually within a day.

Facts

NameRootText™ — in the stores as RootText: Bible Verse Puzzle
UpgradeRootText Plus
PublisherRootText LLC, Wyoming, United States
PlatformsAndroid (Google Play) and iPhone/iPad (App Store)
AvailabilityGoogle Play in October 2026; iPhone and iPad in November 2026
Downloadroottext.com/get — links to both stores
ContentAny verse in all 66 books; four trusted translations (WEB, ASV, KJV, BSB); over 2,000 hand-picked memory verses; over 2,000 daily puzzles; 180 guided passages
PriceFree, with no ads — the Daily Puzzle and the whole Bible are never behind a paywall. RootText Plus: $7.99 a month, $39.99 a year (14-day free trial), or $129.99 once for life. A Founders’ Lifetime price of $89.99 is available at launch for a limited time (Google Play until 15 January 2027; App Store until 12 March 2027).
PrivacyNo accounts and no ads. Anonymous usage statistics only, with consent where the law requires it and switchable off in Settings — never a name, a location, or which verses someone chose. Privacy policy.
Coming laterPuzzles in the original Greek and Hebrew, in a future update

The mark

The RootText mark is a cross above two cipher tiles, 1 → Α and 24 → Ω. The numbers are the letters’ places in the Greek alphabet, so the two tiles are a correct cryptogram that reads “the first and the last.”

Screenshots

Phone screenshots from the current build, 1080 × 1920. The interface may change before launch.

The Daily Puzzle mid-solve: a verse written as numbered cipher tiles, some letters filled in

A Bible verse, hidden in a cipher.

The solved screen for Psalm 32:8, with a button to read its devotional

Solve the verse, then open its devotional.

A devotional on Psalm 32:8 explaining two Hebrew words

The Hebrew and Greek behind a verse, in plain words.

The Bible reader showing Psalm 23

Read the Bible in four translations, offline.

A memorization review of Jeremiah 33:3

Memorize Scripture with spaced repetition.

Logos and artwork

Please use the artwork as supplied — no recolouring or cropping of the mark. RootText is a trademark of RootText LLC (application pending); write it as RootText, one word, capital R and T.