Live search
Searches when the question needs it
Current events, shared links, exact quotes, and facts about living people or organizations prompt a search. Bible explanation and theology do not.
Christian research & news
Research the latest Christian news and findings.
Clarity checks the web, grounded in Scripture.
Ask what a church leader said today, share a link, or verify a quote from a church father. Clarity searches the web when your question needs it, cites its sources, and brings what it finds back to Scripture.
Free account. Your first AI answers are included. No credit card required.
Why Clarity is different
The headline is not the authority. Scripture is.
A general search assistant summarizes the news. Clarity reads it as a Bible study tool: it quotes only what a source actually says, keeps reporting separate from interpretation, and brings the finding back to Scripture and your tradition.
What is actually in the app
Sources
Open every page it used
Web citations appear inline and beneath the answer, so you can read the original article or document.
Scripture
Grounded in the text
Findings are tied to the passages that speak to them, and those references open in the Bible pane.
Your choice
On when you want it
Web search is on by default and can be switched off in Response settings.
Why it matters
Clarity searches only when a question depends on current or checkable facts. Bible questions are answered from the Scripture already in your study, and every web finding comes with a source you can open.
Today's Christian news
Ask what is happening in the Church this week and get a sourced summary read through Scripture and your tradition.
Links you share
Paste an article, statement, or announcement and ask what it says and how it lines up with the Bible.
Quotes worth verifying
Check the wording and source of a quote attributed to a church father, saint, council, or catechism before you repeat it.
How it works
Open Scripture. Ask the question. Follow the answer deeper.
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Ask
Ask about a headline, paste a link, or name the quote you want to check.
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Clarity searches when needed
You will see “Searching the web…” while Clarity finds and reads the sources.
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Check the sources
Open the cited pages and the Scripture behind the answer to see the evidence for yourself.
Especially useful for
Understanding a news story about the Church
Checking a quote before you share it
Reading a shared article with a Christian lens
Following what church leaders are saying this week
Read a real answer first.
Browse full Clarity answers with the Bible passages beside them. When you have your own question, ask it in the app.
Common questions
What to know before you begin
Does Clarity search the web for every question?
No. Clarity searches when a question depends on current events, a shared link, an exact quote, or facts that may have changed. Questions about a Bible passage or theology are answered from Scripture and Clarity's study context without a web search.
Can I turn web search off?
Yes. Web search is on by default and can be switched off in Clarity's Response settings.
Is web search included in the free trial?
Yes. Web search works during the free trial and with a Clarity+ subscription.
How do I know where an answer came from?
Clarity links the pages it relied on inside the answer and lists the sites underneath it, so you can open the original article or document.