BibleFollow reframes Bible reading as a feed-style scroll experience
Hacker News Show HN·1mo·timsayshey
timsayshey built BibleFollow to make daily Bible reading feel native to how people already consume content — scrolling a feed rather than navigating chapters. For indie makers, it's a clean example of repackaging existing content with a familiar UX pattern to reduce friction for a specific audience.
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