Sunday Notes AI app iconSunday Notes AI
Sunday Notes AI app iconSunday Notes AI

The sermon notes app that sees the verse as it's preached

Sunday Notes AI is the sermon notes app for churchgoers who would rather listen than scribble. Press record and get back everything: transcript, scriptures, summary, and insight cards.

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Sunday Notes AI shown seeing verses live while recording, opening a tapped reference in the built-in Bible, and sharing a sermon moment

Everything you need from one recording

Sunday Notes AI is a sermon transcription app and a church note taking app in one. Five things happen from a single tap.

Capture

Capture every sermon

Press record and set the phone down. Sunday Notes AI works as a sermon recorder app that captures the whole message so you can stay present instead of scrambling to write.

Catch

Catch every scripture

Verses appear as tappable chips while the pastor is still speaking. Tap one and the passage opens in the built-in King James Bible. Nothing to flip to, nothing to miss.

Remember

Remember every message

An AI sermon summary with key takeaways turns an hour of preaching into a one-minute read you can revisit any week.

Build

Build your spiritual archive

Every sermon becomes a searchable entry in a library that grows on its own, Sunday after Sunday. The message that carried you through March is still there in June.

Share

Share what moved you

Turn a verse or a line that stood out into a clean insight card, ready to save or share to Instagram in a few taps.

A look inside the app

From the verse appearing on screen to the summary that keeps the message. Swipe through.

Recording screen with a live waveform and Bible verse chips appearing as they are spoken
Psalm 139 open in the built-in King James Bible after tapping a detected verse reference
A shareable sermon quote card with audio playback
AI sermon summary with numbered key takeaways
A YouTube sermon imported and turned into a transcript, summary, and notes
A searchable library of past sermons sorted by date
A timestamped personal note added during a live sermon recording
Scriptures referenced in the sermon shown with their full Bible verses

How it works

1

Record the sermon or paste a link

Press record when the message starts, or paste a link to a sermon video. Sunday Notes AI captures it either way.

2

It transcribes and finds every scripture

Verse chips appear on screen as the preacher names them; tap one to read the passage in the built-in Bible. After the service, the full transcript pass catches every reference.

3

Get a summary and key takeaways

An AI summary distills the message to its main points and takeaways, so you can grasp the whole thing in a minute.

4

Share what moved you

Turn a verse or a standout line into an insight card and share it, or let it sit in your growing archive.

See every feature up closeThe full tour, screen by screen
Recording screen with a live waveform capturing a sermon
Scripture chips detected live during a sermon, each one a tappable Bible reference
A verse open in the built-in King James Bible
AI summary with key takeaways from a sermon
Personal notes attached to a sermon
Importing a sermon from a YouTube link
A searchable library of past sermons
An insight card built from a sermon quote ready to share

Guides for getting more from every sermon

Answers to the questions people search for most, from taking notes during a sermon to sharing a verse online.

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Questions people ask

Can Sunday Notes AI transcribe a YouTube sermon?
Yes. Paste a link to a sermon on YouTube and the app pulls the audio, transcribes it, and detects the scriptures the same way it does for a live recording. You get a transcript, an AI summary, and insight cards from a message you were not even in the room for. Learn more about how YouTube import works.
Does it find the Bible verses a pastor mentions?
It does, while the sermon is still happening. When the pastor names a passage, it shows up as a tappable chip on the recording screen, and tapping it opens the verse in the built-in King James Bible. After the service, the full transcript pass catches every reference, so you end up with the exact verses from the message without writing anything down. Learn more about how verse detection works.
Is my sermon data private?
Your recordings, transcripts, and notes are stored on your device. The only things that leave your phone are the audio sent out for transcription and the transcript sent out for summarizing. There is no account and no cloud library of your sermons. Learn more about how the sermon journal stays local.
Do I have to type during the service?
No. That is the point. You press record, put the phone down, and stay present in the message. If you want to add a thought you can, but the transcript, scriptures, and summary come back on their own. Learn more about a better way to take sermon notes.
Will I remember the sermon after Sunday?
That is what the archive is for. Every message becomes a searchable entry with its summary, takeaways, and verses, so a sermon from three months ago is a quick search away instead of a fading memory. Learn more about how to make a sermon stick.
Can I record a sermon on my iPhone with this?
Yes. Open the app, press record, and it captures the whole message. On iPhone the recording keeps running when the screen locks, so a long service is no problem. Learn more about recording a sermon on iPhone.
Does it write a summary of the sermon?
It writes an AI sermon summary with the main points and key takeaways pulled from the full transcript. You can read the heart of an hour-long message in about a minute. Learn more about how the summary generator works.
Can I share a verse or quote from the sermon?
Yes. The app turns a line that stood out into an insight card you can save or share to Instagram and other apps, with the verse or quote set in clean type. Learn more about sharing verses on Instagram.
Is this a Bible app with sermon notes built in?
It is a sermon notes app with a King James Bible built in. You can read any verse in full inside the app, and every verse a pastor mentions is linked straight to the passage. Learn more about the built-in Bible.
How do I keep my sermon notes organized?
Every sermon is saved as its own entry with a title, date, summary, verses, and any notes you added. The library is searchable, so organizing is mostly automatic instead of a folder system you have to maintain. Learn more about organizing sermon notes.

Be present on Sunday. Keep the message for good.

Press record and get back the transcript, the scriptures, the summary, and the cards. Sunday Notes AI is coming to iPhone and Android.

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