Bible Graph turns the people of the Bible into an interactive map you can explore. Beyond the family tree, it shows who mentored, allied with, rivaled, counseled, or betrayed whom — every connection tagged with the passages it rests on.
Everything runs fully offline. No account, no sign-in, no ads, no tracking, and nothing is ever sent over the internet.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Browse 234 people across every era — from the Patriarchs and the Exodus to the kings, the exile, and the life of Jesus and the early church.
• Open any character to see their family and narrative connections, a short background, their era and lifespan, and the scripture references behind each link.
• Explore the interactive graph. Center it on anyone, tap a node to re-center, pinch to zoom, and filter the connections by type — family, mentorship, alliance, rivalry, betrayal, and more.
• Trace the connection between any two people. The Connection Finder shows the shortest chain that links them — for example, Ruth to Jesus across 35 generations of the biblical genealogy.
• Follow the full lineage from Adam through David to Jesus, filled in generation by generation from Genesis 5 and 11, Ruth 4, and Matthew 1.
WHERE THE DATA COMES FROM
Character, family, place, and verse data come from the community-curated Theographic Bible Metadata project by Robert Rouse (licensed CC BY-SA 4.0). The genealogy and narrative connection layers are authored for this app from the cited passages, and the About screen is transparent about which is which — including where sources differ, such as Matthew's telescoped fourteen-generation structure versus the fuller list in 1 Chronicles.
A quiet, reference-style companion for Bible study, Sunday school, small groups, or anyone curious how the story fits together.
Idea and app by Sundar Udaiappan.
Explore how Bible characters connect: family, allies, rivals, and lineage.