The app
A quiet place to read, pray and remember.
rfrmd.com is a free Bible app that opens in any browser and installs to your home screen. Read a chapter, follow the M'Cheyne plan with your family, pray through the Psalms, or stay with one verse until it takes root.
It is rooted in the Westminster Standards, but it is built for ordinary believers: families at the dinner table, a commuter praying on the way to work, a student with a passage over lunch. No ads, no subscriptions, no tracking.
Where things stand: rfrmd.com is live, free and in daily use. It is also the first piece of a larger hope, and the rest is not built yet. Below, what runs today is kept apart from what is still hoped for.
The M’Cheyne plan, for family worship and personal devotion
Live today
What is already running.
Everything here exists now, works now, and is free at rfrmd.com.
The Bible Reader
Six translations: the ESV online, and the KJV, ASV, BSB, WEB and NET kept on your device to read without a connection. Tap any verse for notes, highlights and cross-references.
The M'Cheyne Daily Reader
Four chapters a day, split into Family Worship and Personal Devotion, with your streak and a count of days completed.
The Meditation Reader
Choose the word that names where you are today, then stay with one verse for several days: consider it, apply it, pray it, remember it.
The Psalm Prayer Guide
Five Psalms each day, thirty apart, so the whole Psalter is prayed through every month. Read the one that meets you where you are, and let it shape your prayer.
Notes and highlights
Chapter notes and verse notes beside the text. Register with an email and passphrase to have them on every device; without an account, they stay on this one.
Split View and Matthew Henry
Two panes at once: a second translation, a proof text or an article beside your chapter, with Matthew Henry's commentary a tap away.
The Library
Articles, reading notes and the confessions: the Westminster Standards in the 1647 text or the OPC's edition, the Three Forms of Unity, and more.
Install it, take it offline
Add rfrmd.com to your home screen on iPhone, Android or a computer. Once it is saved, the offline translations work on a plane or in a church basement.
Here on rfrmd.org
The OPC Book of Church Order, offline
The 2025 edition of the Book of Church Order of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, set for reading on a phone and kept on your device once opened.
Awaiting funding and partners
Where we hope to go.
None of what follows is built. Each piece waits on funding, and on the right partners to build it with.
Water for Witness
A general-audience edition of the Bible tools, so the daily reader, the prayer guide and the Bible reader can serve believers of every tradition. Learn more
A native app
The reader, the daily plan and the prayer guide on the App Store, with notes and reading progress following you between devices.
More translations
Six are available today, five of them offline. Others could join as licensing allows.
Nonprofit status
Formal 501(c)(3) status, so gifts to the work count as charitable contributions, with the accountability that comes with it.
These are hopes, not promises. But every bit of support, encouragement and prayer moves the work forward.
Support this project
A labor of love, kept free.
Every article, tool and Bible resource on rfrmd.com is free and always will be. The work is carried by RFRMD Word Labs LLC, whose apps we hope may in time help support it. The real costs remain: hosting, domains, development time, and Scripture licensing as the tools grow.
If rfrmd.com has been useful to you and you feel led to help, you are welcome to give any amount. There is no expectation and no obligation; a kind note is just as encouraging. Gifts are not tax-deductible at present.
or send a note
Churches and interested groups
Work with us.
The surest way this moves forward is not a donation button. It is a congregation, a presbytery committee, a school or a ministry that wants these tools for its people and will help carry them there: funding a piece, testing it with your congregation, telling us what real use shows, or lending skill we lack.
If that could be you, write and tell us who you are and what you have in mind. A short note is plenty, and every serious inquiry gets an answer.
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