Cited answers from the church's library.
Ziba AI is a study assistant for the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Ask anything — the Sabbath, baptism, family worship, the Spirit of Prophecy — and get an answer grounded in approved church literature, with citations back to the source title and page number.
Grounded answers, always cited
Every claim links back to an excerpt with the document title and page number — tap a citation to see the exact paragraph the model used.
Approved sources only
The library is curated by administrators. The model never reaches the open internet, never speaks from training data, never invents quotes.
Says "I don't know"
If the answer isn't in the library, Ziba says so plainly instead of guessing — the safest answer is sometimes no answer.
Compare and synthesize
On higher tiers, Ziba can place multiple sources side-by-side on the same question, surfacing where they agree and where they differ.
Built for the Adventist world
Designed first for Zambia and Sub-Saharan Africa — Kwacha pricing, mobile money payments, low-bandwidth-friendly responses.
Berean by name and spirit
We don't ask you to take Ziba's word for it. Every answer is verifiable against the original text — examine the Scriptures, as Acts 17 puts it.
Our story
Ziba AI was built by B-ne Innovations Limited, a Zambian software studio. The motivation was simple: pastors, elders, Sabbath School teachers, and lay members needed faster access to what the church actually teaches — not whatever a general-purpose AI happened to remember.
General models hallucinate. They blend Adventist teaching with Catholic, Evangelical, or skeptic sources without flagging it. They invent quotes from Ellen White. They cite chapter and verse for ideas the Bible never claims. Faith communities deserve better.
So we built a tool with a simple contract: only answer from the church's own writings, and show the page. If the answer isn't there, the model says so plainly — instead of guessing.
How it works
When you ask a question, Ziba searches a curated library of approved Adventist literature — the Bible, Spirit of Prophecy writings, the Church Manual, Sabbath School quarterlies, ministerial journals, and other vetted resources. It pulls the most relevant excerpts, hands them to a language model with a strict instruction (answer only from these excerpts), and renders the response with inline citation markers you can tap to see the source paragraph and page number.
No internet retrieval at answer time. No training-data trivia leaking through. The library is the only authority — admin-curated, version-controlled, and auditable.
Built in Zambia, priced for Africa
Pricing is in Zambian Kwacha. Pay with MTN MoMo, Airtel Money, or card. Daily, weekly, and monthly plans — because students, ministers, and conferences have very different budgets. There's a permanent free tier with 10 queries a month, no card required.
See plans on the pricing page.
"Now the Bereans were of more noble character than those in Thessalonica, for they received the message with great eagerness and examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul said was true."
Acts 17:11 — the spirit we're trying to build for.