Licence agreement and terms of use
Bible Concordance for Windows and Android · last updated 4 November 2026
In short: Bible Concordance is free. You may install it, use it, copy it and share it, at no cost, for personal, educational, church or ministry use. It must never be sold. It is given as it is, with no promise that it will suit your needs or never go wrong.
By installing or using the Bible Concordance app for Windows or Android (“the software”), or this website, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, please do not use it. Nothing here asks you to pay, register or give any personal details.
1. The licence
The software is made by GhostClaw (“the developer”). It gives you a free, non-exclusive, worldwide licence to:
- install and use the software on any number of your own devices, for personal, educational, church or ministry use;
- copy it and pass it on to others, unchanged and free of charge, with its credits and these terms.
2. What you may not do
- Sell the software, license it for a fee, charge for it in any form, or bundle it into anything that is charged for.
- Use the software to sell the Bible texts and other works it contains.
- Remove or hide the credits and licence notices.
- Present the software as your own, or as made or endorsed by the developer when it is not.
- Use it to break the law, or to break the rights of others.
If anyone charges you for this software, they are not the developer and are not acting with the developer's permission.
3. Texts and other content from others
Everything bundled in the apps is in the public domain or released under an open licence that permits redistribution; each source and its licence are listed in the credits and attribution page. Those works keep their own licences, and nothing in these terms changes them. The Windows app's voice program is distributed under the GNU General Public Licence 3.0, with its source available to download from this website.
Copyrighted translations such as the NIV, NKJV and ESV are not included and remain the property of their publishers. The apps can show them only through the publisher's own service with your own key, or from a file you already own. Modules you download or add yourself come under their own licences, shown before you install them. The apps do not remove copy protection, and copy-protected files are refused.
Nothing in these terms gives permission to sell the apps or to re-release them under another name; section 2 applies.
4. Your own content
The notes, highlights, sermons, songs and files you create or add are yours. They stay on your device (see the privacy policy). You are responsible for having the right to use any file you add, and for the copyright licences you need for songs or texts that you project, print or share, such as church music licences. The apps include no copyrighted song words.
5. No warranty
The software, its texts and its data are provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, completeness or freedom from errors. See also the disclaimer.
6. Limit of liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, the developer is not liable for any loss or damage arising from the use of, or inability to use, the software or website, including loss of notes, sermons or other data. Please keep backups. Because the software is free, any liability that cannot be excluded is limited to the amount you paid for it, which is nothing. This does not exclude anything that the law does not allow to be excluded, including any rights you have as a consumer.
7. Updates and ending
The developer may change, update or stop the software or the website at any time. You may stop using it at any time by uninstalling it. If you break these terms, your licence ends and you must stop using and sharing the software.
8. Changes to these terms, and contact
These terms may be updated; the date at the top shows the latest version, and using the software afterwards means you accept the change. Questions are welcome by email.