Thinking of recommending studywith to the people you lead?

studywith is an independent project by Dawid Leszczyński – a teacher and worship leader in his local church in Poland, and a senior software engineer by trade. He cares about getting both right – the Scripture, and the software behind it. Each study is a prepared package held to a broadly historic, creedal reading, built through a rigorous content pipeline (scholarly research, adversarial guardrails review, pedagogical checkpoints) and tested before release – not assembled in an afternoon with a generic prompt. You would be vouching with your own credibility, so write first and ask anything.

Broadly historic and creedal, and deliberately cross-tradition. Where faithful Christians genuinely differ – baptism, election, the gifts – the guide names that it is a point of difference rather than quietly taking a side. It is built to sit beside your teaching, not to compete with it.

Several layers, not one trick. First, each passage has a prepared package with interpretive guardrails: explicit markers for readings the text supports and readings it does not. The guide cannot roam the open internet or generate its own theology; it works only from that material. Second, the conversation follows a structured study method with genre-specific reading rules, so poetry is read differently from an epistle. Third, we run automated quality checks across over a hundred test scenarios – wrong theology, stuck users, crisis signals – before and after content ships. When someone's interpretation drifts, the guide points them back to the text rather than affirming the error.

Rigorous original-language analysis is the backbone – how the passage actually fits together: historical setting, genre, argument or poetic structure, key words, and vetted cross-references – shaped by recognized evangelical scholarship rather than one tradition's house view. Each package also includes interpretive guardrails (what readings are and are not supported by the text) and pedagogical completion gates (checkpoints that help a student reach the passage's key insights without handing them answers). Passage text comes from a real, authorized Bible translation (the public-domain Berean Standard Bible), never AI-generated Scripture. We also run an adversarial guardrails review and automated behavioral tests before content ships. All of that is curated into one package before the guide ever speaks; the live conversation stays inside those guardrails.

The Berean Standard Bible – a modern, openly licensed translation in the public domain, so the text is free to read, quote, and share. Read the passage in your own translation first – the one your church uses – and treat the studywith text as a point of comparison. A study should never hang on a single rendering, so we encourage you to keep your own Bible open beside the study. The passage text is always a real, authorized translation, never AI-generated Scripture.

No – and it is designed not to. Because it gives questions instead of answers, it cannot become the place your people go for a verdict. Most leaders recommend it for daily devotions and life group prep – something their people can carry on their own between meetings.

Those are wonderful for reading and for open questions. studywith is a different thing: a guided study built from per-passage packages – researched, guardrailed, and tested – that builds your skill instead of handing you answers. Unlike an open chatbot, it will not invent Scripture or roam the internet for theology.

When it launches, studywith is intended for ages 16 and up. The early-access waitlist itself is for adults (18+).