Hummingbird is a platform for collaborative participation in the conceptualization, development and monitoring of Bible translation projects. Its questions are intended to foster a participatory design that serves the churches, ministries and language communities. It is the primary tool for Field Coordinators.

Parabible is a web application that makes it easy to search for collocated terms by various morphological tags.

TECkit is a low-level toolkit intended to be used by other applications that need to perform encoding conversions (e.g., when importing legacy data into a Unicode-based application).

An oral Bible translation workflow app with embedded exegetical helps for local language translators.

Scribe Scripture Editor is a free and user-friendly application that is designed to support the Bible translator with drafting and checking scripture in both text and audio formats as well as provides support for translating Open Bible Stories in different modes. The features include multi-project support, revision control (cloud sync), audio recording and seamless basic USFM editing. It has a modular architecture and is poised to grow and support the evolving needs on the ground.

Map Creator simplifies the creation of language-specific maps, charts, diagrams, and timelines for Bible lessons and world geography.

FREE Bible Translation Software Translate at any time, anywhere, on any device

translationStudio is a utility for translating the Bible and Open Bible Stories into one or multiple languages. Also known as Translation Studio.

Kalaam is a digital platform that enables multilingual website and mobile app creation and hosting. It aims to enhance access to literacy, cultural, and spiritual content for diverse language communities worldwide. By offering tools for knowledge sharing and community projects, Kalaam promotes global connectivity and engagement across cultures.

SooSL is software for developing and publishing sign language dictionaries.

Scripture Burrito provides documentation details of the 1.0.0 specification for sharing Bible content. It introduces a "burrito" format that wraps content and metadata for easy distribution, promoting interoperability and standardization. The documentation invites community feedback to improve the specification, serving as a key resource for scripture translation and distribution developers.

Codex is an open-source, AI-assisted translation editor built for teams working in any language, including low-resource and previously unsupported ones. It was developed by Frontier Research and Development to solve a practical problem: translation itself is no longer the bottleneck—scaling quality, consistency, and trust is.