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Bibleo.ai is a platform of biblical AI agents. It helps turn an intention into a usable asset: image, video, study, post, mini-book, presentation or plan with Ruth.

For churches, communication leaders, Bible teachers, Christian creators, families, associations and ministries who want to communicate more clearly without starting from scratch.

No. You start from a concrete need, choose an agent, then Bibleo guides you with simple fields, ready-to-publish formats and a mandatory human review.

Pick a real need from this week: an announcement, a verse as an image, a post, a short video, a presentation or an action to schedule with Ruth.

Jean helps create biblical visuals: images, verse cards, posters, thumbnails, social formats and clean variations for each medium.

Luc prepares short Christian videos: Reels, Shorts, announcements, outreach campaigns, scripts, scenes, subtitles and suitable formats.

Yes. Bibleo works to each use: 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, 16:9 for YouTube or projection, 1:1, 4:5 and 3:4 as needed.

The goal is to deliver a clean, usable base. Before public sharing, reviewing the text, image and context remains essential.

Yes. Pierre, Paul and Matthieu can structure a passage, suggest an outline, clarify an angle, prepare questions and help make the material more readable.

No — the expected practice is to check references and re-read the passage in context. An important Bible quotation must always be verified before publishing.

No. Bibleo assists with preparation and formatting. Prayer, discernment, pastoral responsibility and final validation remain human.

Bibleo can help organize viewpoints and sources, but doctrinal and pastoral decisions belong to the responsible person or team.

Marie turns a story or a biblical topic into a mini-book, card, tree, narrative journey or illustrated material that is easier to read and share.

Marthe helps prepare posts, captions, parallels with current events, heartfelt translations and short messages suited to social media.

Yes. The goal is to avoid scattering: same tone, same intent, same level of clarity, with formats adjusted to each channel.

No. The formats can be modern, but the priority remains the message, clarity, responsibility and usefulness for the people receiving the content.

A campaign turns ONE brief (Christmas, Easter, sermon series, youth event…) into a coordinated set of materials: visuals, posts, videos, newsletter and posters, in a single art direction.

A master concept with a guiding image, then the per-channel variations: social posts, verse cards, event poster, video script and announcement email — each produced by the specialist agent.

Yes. You define the message, audience and period; the campaign suggests a publishing calendar that Ruth can schedule, send and track in the journal.

A campaign uses the credits of the generations it contains, each shown before launching. You stay in control: confirm, adjust or remove each material before production.

Ruth centralizes organization: global log, calendar, emails, reminders, scheduling, work tracking and the day’s priorities.

It gathers the agents’ latest work and the scheduled actions so you don’t lose track between creation, validation and publishing.

Not to get started. Google Calendar, Gmail, Make or Zapier integrations become useful when you want to automate more.

Not necessarily. Ruth mainly acts as an orchestration layer tied to Bibleo content and can complement your existing tools.

Credits are used for costly generations and processing: images, videos, voice, exports or advanced calls. Your balance is visible in your account.

You can use the generated content according to the terms of the platform and the providers used. For sensitive or commercial use, keep a human validation.

Bibleo limits data to what is needed for the account, generations and useful history. The responsibility pages detail the usage framework.

Yes. Deletion must remain voluntary and secure. A double confirmation prevents any accidental deletion.