Be there for the message.
Start a recording and take notes as you listen. Each note is linked to that moment in the audio.
NOW ON THE APP STORE
Record the sermon. Write down what speaks to you. Come back to it during the week, with your notes, a transcript, and a summary in one place.
Free to start · iPhone & iPad

FROM THE PEW TO EVERYDAY LIFE
Listen closely. Jot down a thought. The recording will be there when you want to return to it.
Start a recording and take notes as you listen. Each note is linked to that moment in the audio.
Read the transcript, review the summary, or jump back to the moment behind a note.
Ask a question about the sermon. Open the Scripture. Make room for your own reflection.
A CLOSER LOOK
The recording, the words, and your questions.
All together, ready when you are.
A searchable transcript alongside the audio, so you can revisit what was actually said.

Ask about a point in the sermon. AI Chat draws on the transcript to help you explore it.

Real app screens. AI-generated text may contain errors; check the recording and Scripture.
TABLET NOTES IS HERE
Made for the messages you want to remember.
Keep the message with you.THE THOUGHT BEHIND TABLET NOTES
A sermon can give you something to think about long after you leave church. But a line you wanted to remember gets fuzzy. A question you meant to come back to slips away.
Tablet Notes gives those things a place to live. Recordings to return to. Notes in your own words. Space to keep thinking.
That's the idea behind the name.
BEFORE SUNDAY
Yes. The free plan includes 5 recordings a month, up to 30 minutes each, and 1 GB of storage. Premium adds longer recordings and cross-device sync. You can see the current plans and trial terms in the app.
Tablet Notes is available for iPhone and iPad running iOS or iPadOS 17.6 or later. Download it from the App Store.
After a recording, AI creates a transcript and summary. You can also ask questions about the sermon in AI Chat. AI can make mistakes, so check important details against the recording and Scripture.
Yes. You can record Bible studies and other teaching, too. Ask the speaker and anyone involved for permission before recording.
READY FOR YOUR NEXT SERMON
Free to start. Available for iPhone & iPad.