Sunday Notes AI
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Record the sermon. Get every verse.

Press record when preaching starts, then put your phone away. Sunday Notes AI transcribes the audio. It links each Bible reference. It writes a summary with numbered takeaways. It creates shareable cards from verses and quotes.

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No account required · The app stores your archive on your phone

Sunday Notes AI detecting verses during a sermon, opening the Bible, and preparing a message to share

Press record. The app handles five tasks.

Recording, verse linking, summarization, storage, and sharing.

  1. 01

    Record the full sermon

    Press record when the message starts, then put the phone face-down. The app keeps recording while you listen.

  2. 02

    Open each verse as the pastor names it

    The app adds each named Bible reference as a tappable chip. Tap one to open the full passage in the built-in King James Bible.

  3. 03

    Read the summary and numbered takeaways

    The app turns the transcript into a summary and numbered takeaways. Read them in about a minute.

  4. 04

    Search previous sermons

    The app saves each sermon with its date, summary, takeaways, verses, and your notes. Search the archive to open it again.

  5. 05

    Save or share a verse or quote

    Select a verse or quote. The app formats it as an image you can save or share.

See what the app saves.

Swipe through verse links, summaries, shared cards, YouTube imports, notes, and sermon search. Notes are free. Type a Bible reference and the app turns it into a tappable link.

The app adds Bible verse chips while the pastor speaks
A free sermon note turns typed Bible references into tappable verse links
A shareable sermon quote card with audio playback
A sermon summary with numbered takeaways
A YouTube sermon turned into notes
A searchable archive of past sermons
A timestamped note added during a sermon
Full Bible verses referenced in a sermon

Record, listen, then open your sermon archive.

The app turns a recording or YouTube link into one sermon entry.

  1. 1.0

    Press record — or paste a link.

    Tap record when the sermon starts. For a YouTube sermon, paste its link instead.

  2. 2.0

    Put your phone away.

    Lock the screen or place the phone face-down. If you add a note, the app saves it at that point in the recording.

  3. 3.0

    Open the finished sermon entry.

    After transcription finishes, the app saves the transcript and linked verses in your sermon archive.

Take the full tourEvery screen, up close
Sermon recording screen
Scriptures detected during a sermon
Verse opened in the built-in King James Bible
Sermon summary with key takeaways
Personal notes attached to a sermon
Importing a sermon from YouTube
Searchable library of past sermons
Shareable insight card from a sermon

Use the archive three ways.

Hear the sermon without stopping to write. Reopen the message months later. Send a verse or quote to someone else.

Guides for recording and revisiting sermons.

Learn how to record, transcribe, summarize, organize, and share a sermon.

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Questions people ask.

Recording, storage, Bible translations, battery use, and pricing.

Can Sunday Notes AI transcribe a YouTube sermon?
Yes. Paste a YouTube sermon link. The app extracts the audio and transcribes it. It finds the Bible references and creates a sermon entry. Learn how YouTube import works.
Does it find the Bible verses a pastor mentions?
Yes. When the pastor names a passage, the app adds a tappable reference to the recording screen. Tap it to open the passage in the built-in King James Bible. After the service, the app scans the full transcript for additional references. Learn how verse detection works.
Is my sermon data private?
The app stores recordings, transcripts, and notes on your device. It sends audio to the transcription service. It sends the transcript to the summarization service. Sunday Notes AI does not require an account or keep a cloud library of your sermons.
Do I have to type during the service?
No. Press record when the sermon starts. The app creates the transcript, verse links, summary, and takeaways. If you add a note, the app saves it at that point in the recording.
Will I remember the sermon after Sunday?
The app saves each sermon as a searchable entry with its date, summary, takeaways, verses, and your notes. Search the archive to reopen an older message.
Can I record a sermon on my iPhone with this?
Yes. Open the app and press record. On iPhone, recording continues when the screen locks.
Does it write a summary of the sermon?
Yes. The app uses the full transcript to write a summary and numbered takeaways. An hour-long sermon becomes a read of about one minute.
Can I share a verse or quote from the sermon?
Yes. Select a verse or quote. The app formats it as an insight-card image that you can save or share to Instagram and other apps.
Is this a Bible app with sermon notes built in?
Sunday Notes AI is a sermon notes app with a built-in King James Bible. Tap any detected Bible reference to open the full passage.
How do I keep my sermon notes organized?
The app creates one entry for each sermon. Each entry stores the title, date, summary, verses, and your notes. Search the library to find an entry again.
How accurate is the transcription?
Transcription quality depends on the room and where you place your phone. If a line looks wrong, tap it to play that moment of the recording.
Will it drain my battery or eat my data?
The app records compressed audio and uploads it once after the service. Recording uses battery. Uploading uses Wi-Fi or mobile data.
Does it work with my translation?
The built-in Bible uses the King James Version. Bible references use the same book, chapter, and verse numbers across KJV, NIV, and ESV, so the app opens the passage your pastor names.
How much does it cost?
Start with a free trial. The app shows the current subscription price before you confirm.

The app stores your archive on your phone.

The app stores each sermon on your phone. It sends audio to the transcription service. It sends the transcript to the summarization service. It does not create an account or cloud sermon library. Delete a sermon to remove its local files.

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Open the app and press record when the sermon starts. After transcription finishes, open the same entry to read the transcript, linked verses, summary, and takeaways.

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The app shows the subscription price before you confirm. iPhone only today, Android coming soon.