For Churches & Ministry Communities
Your congregation.
Still in the Word on Thursday.
ScriptureNotes transcribes your pastor's message, links every scripture automatically, and delivers a personalized daily devotional from your own notes every morning of the week. Free for your entire congregation. No credit card. No signup form. Just the app.
How It Works
Three things. One Sunday. All week.
Open it Sunday morning.
Tap record when the service starts. ScriptureNotes listens and transcribes in real time — powered by AI. Put your phone face-down. The app does the work.
Every scripture, linked.
As your pastor speaks, every Bible reference is detected and tagged automatically. "Romans 8:28." "Philippians 4." Every one links directly to the full passage.
Daily Bread, every morning.
Starting Monday, a personalized devotional drawn from your own notes. Not generic content — your pastor's message, resurfaced for your daily walk. All week.
Why It Matters
Built for the Sunday-to-Monday gap.
Research consistently shows that churchgoers forget 70–90% of a sermon within one week. Not because they don't care. Because there's nothing designed to bring it back.
Bulletins end up in the recycling bin. Handwritten notes don't get revisited. Apple Notes fills up with fragments that were going to mean something.
ScriptureNotes was built to close that gap — not by making note-taking harder, but by making the Sunday message available all week, in a form that fits into daily life.
Churches that recommend ScriptureNotes see their members coming to small group discussions with something real to bring: a week of devotionals from their own notes. A specific verse they'd been sitting with. A question Sunday's message raised that they finally want to ask.
For Pastors
Your message deserves a longer life.
You spend 10–15 hours on a sermon. You deliver it once. Within 48 hours, most of your congregation has lost the substance of it.
ScriptureNotes doesn't replace the sermon. It extends it. When your congregation uses ScriptureNotes, your message becomes a daily devotional that arrives Monday through Friday, a searchable note they can return to, and a personal scripture commentary built from your own teaching.
You don't have to do anything differently. They just bring the app.
Activate ScriptureNotes for your congregation in under 10 minutes:
The bulletin insert.
A half-page, print-ready insert with QR code. Place it in this Sunday's bulletin.
A 30-second mention from the stage.
"I've been using an app called ScriptureNotes — I'd love it if some of you tried it this Sunday. Download link is in the bulletin."
Your church landing page.
We'll set up a custom page at scripturenotes.app/church/[your-church] for your community.
Features
What ScriptureNotes does.
Live AI Transcription
Tap record. Every word transcribed in real time. Your congregation can worship while the app captures.
Automatic Scripture Linking
Every verse your pastor mentions is detected and linked to the full text. No manual tagging. No searching.
Daily Bread Devotionals
A personalized devotional from the user's own notes, every morning. Your message, their daily walk.
Searchable Sermon Library
Every sermon saved and searchable — by scripture, keyword, or date. A year of Sundays, findable in seconds.
Scripture Bites
Flashcard-style review cards built from sermon transcripts. The verses your pastor referenced, for daily review.
Built-in Bible Reader
10+ translations on Plus, including ESV, NIV, KJV, NLT, NASB. Scripture always one tap away.
Pricing
Free for your congregation.
ScriptureNotes is completely free to download and use. Members get sermon notes, the built-in Bible reader, and Daily Bread devotionals — no credit card required.
Free
Always Free
3 sermon notes · Bible reader · Daily Bread
Plus Monthly
$7.99 / mo
Unlimited notes · All translations · Live transcription
Plus Annual
$69.99 / yr
Save 27% · 7-day free trial included
Your congregation will never hit a paywall in the middle of a service.
This Sunday, bring more than a bulletin.
Free to download. Takes 30 seconds to set up. Your notes from this Sunday, still with you on Friday.
"Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path."
— Psalm 119:105