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Berean Study Desk is a personal Bible study and theological research application that brings Scripture, study tools, resources, notes, and research together in one workspace.
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A unified successor to three separate personal apps — Holy Shelf (personal library), Theology Checker (doctrine-soundness checks), and Digging Deep Notebook (Bible study notebook) — as one product. See Acts 17:11.
Live at bereanstudydesk.app.
React + Vite + Tailwind + react-router-dom, Supabase for auth and data (the same project as holy-shelf: books/wishlist tables and RLS already live there). Plain JS, no TypeScript, no test runner — matches all three source apps.Read the full README ↗A unified successor to three separate personal apps — Holy Shelf (personal library), Theology Checker (doctrine-soundness checks), and Digging Deep Notebook (Bible study notebook) — as one product. See Acts 17:11.
Live at bereanstudydesk.app.
React + Vite + Tailwind + react-router-dom, Supabase for auth and data (the same project as holy-shelf: books/wishlist tables and RLS already live there). Plain JS, no TypeScript, no test runner — matches all three source apps.
Visual design is the "Organic" design system (Caprasimo/Figtree, terracotta + sage accents) — tokens live as CSS custom properties in src/index.css, wired into Tailwind via tailwind.config.js. Day/Evening mode is a data-mode attribute on <html>, toggled from the sidebar.
npm install
cp .env.example .env # fill in real values — see Supabase dashboard
npm run dev
Phase 1 (current): app shell with all ten screens routed, Google auth, and the Shelf screen fully working end-to-end (including a Doctrine Check verdict column). Everything else is a placeholder screen — see the project plan for the phased build-out.