Getting started

Selah is a place to study the Bible and prepare what you'll teach. Reading, notes, prayer, and an AI companion live in one workspace, so preparing a sermon or a small-group study doesn't mean six browser tabs.

Your first thirty minutes

1. Open the Reader and pick a passage you're already working on this week.
2. Highlight a phrase that matters. Selah remembers where you've been.
3. Start a note beside the passage. It saves as you type.
4. Ask the companion a question about what you just read.

That's the loop. Everything else in these docs is detail on one of those four things.

On mobile

Selah runs in the browser on phone, tablet, or desktop, and there's a native app for iPhone and iPad — the same workspace, the same notes, in both places. Reading, notes, prayer, the belief map, reading plans, and recording all work on the app. Android is next; when it's ready, we'll say so here.

What Selah is not

It isn't a commentary, and it won't tell you what a passage means. The companion asks questions and surfaces what you have written before. The interpreting stays yours.

Getting help

Email hello@selah.so — a real person reads it, and you'll get a reply. Tell us what you were doing and what happened; if it's a bug, the passage or note you were on helps us find it.

For billing questions — changing plan, cancelling, refunds — see Plans and billing first, then write if it isn't covered there.