A sermon notes app for iPhone and iPad
What to look for in a sermon notes app, and how Sermonpage handles each part: recording, the transcript, verses, your own notes and privacy.
How it works
- Tap Record when the sermon starts, or import the audio later.
- Tap Mark at the moments you want to come back to.
- Read the transcript on your device. Verse references become links.
- Add notes and tags, then find any sermon again with search.
What to look for
A transcript you can trust to stay private
Sermonpage transcribes on your iPhone or iPad. Your audio, transcript and notes stay on the device, with no account and no server.
Verses that open in place
References like John 3:16 become links to the verse text in BSB, KJV or WEB, stored in the app so they open without a network.
Room for your own notes
Add notes, tags and marks next to the transcript, and search every sermon and note in your library.
Something to take home
Every device gets an outline of the verses, your marks and the key sentences. Sermonpage Pro adds AI summaries on supported devices, PDF and Markdown export, and organizing by church, speaker and series.
Sermon notes questions
Do I still need to write notes during the sermon?
No, but many people still like to. Sermonpage records and transcribes, so you can listen and add a few notes or marks as you go.
Can I use it for a Bible study or class?
Yes. Record any talk; lecture mode in Sermonpage Pro is made for classes and lectures. Verses open in BSB, KJV or WEB.
Is it free?
Recording, transcripts, verse links, notes and search are free. Sermonpage Pro is optional; plans and prices are shown in the app.
Sermonpage is coming soon to iPhone and iPad
Coming soon to the App Store, with a TestFlight beta first. Recordings stay on your device.
Questions? support@sermonpageapp.com