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Scripture Notes

Scripture Notes

10x Your Scripture Study

65 ratings
35 reviews
📚 Education
📊 Productivity
Free
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Released
July 5, 2022
Updated
October 31, 2026

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Developer

Living Tree Software, LLC
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Enhance your scripture study with a personal research assistant. Quickly record insights, perform deep searches with external resources, and access a growing library of texts. This cloud-based tool helps you discover more meaning and revelation in less time.

✓Instant note system for verse-level inspiration
✓Boolean search for complex queries
✓Access to external resources (dictionaries, translations)
✓Includes Apocrypha, Book of Jasher, and JST
✓Cloud-based data saving with account registration
✓Collection Note feature
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What users say about Scripture Notes

Reviews of Scripture Notes are mixed: the Productivity app is rated 4.3/5 from 65 App Store ratings. What users like most: excellent scripture study tool, powerful AI assistant for questions. Top complaints: deceptive billing/trial practices, not free, hidden costs. Summarized from real user reviews.

Positive things

  • 👍Excellent scripture study tool
  • 💡Powerful AI assistant for questions
  • 👍Great for organizing thoughts/notes
  • 🚀Fast search functionality
  • 💡Integrates external resources
  • 👍Flexible note-taking options
  • 👍Syncs across devices
  • 💡Useful for in-depth study
  • 👍Access to apocrypha
  • 💡Helpful for beginners
  • 💡Provides definitions and Strong's Concordance

Negative things

  • 😞Deceptive billing/trial practices
  • 😞Not free, hidden costs
  • 😞Poor mobile/iPad experience
  • 😞Clunky and difficult to use
  • 😞Slow AI response times
  • 😞Confusing pricing plans
  • 😞Complicated interface
  • 😞Not intuitive for mobile-only users
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What's New in Scripture Notes

2.0.11

October 31, 2026

UI updates Bug Fixes

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

SN Pro Monthly

Monthly Pro subscription for 5.99

$5.991 Month
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User reviews

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100% recommend

Best scripture tool, bar none.
DDrillinDentist

This is not a free app

Would be nice if they disclosed in App Store that this is NOT a free app. After a 14 day free trial, you have to pay to continue using. Feels a little deceptive to me.
Ddtb3513

Poor design

Awful app. Can’t find settings. Can’t delete my trial when I go to leave A. message. I can’t scroll up and down my message to look for errors or to change wording. This was put out before someone figured how awful
 it’s design an application where it’s not finished.
TTradehead

My review from Hawaii

I love the AI assistant for any gospel question and life questions I have
TSThe Hawaiian Supuh-Man

Mobile App Needs Work

I want to like this app and the desk top version works great but I’m on my phone a lot.

I can’t figure out how to move a scripture to a CN, I cannot update the library Home Screen, and the app crashed twice during one SS lesson.

Also I’d love a dark mode.
SStoneDog06
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Reported Bugs

7 issues

App crashes during lessons

Bug

Cannot delete trial/cancel easily

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Keyboard pops up and won't disappear on mobile

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Registration link broken

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Cannot sign in/change password

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Immediate charge after entering credit card

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App not working well on iPad landscape view

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Requested Features

8 requests

Native iPad app

Feature

Dark mode

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Editable timeline and genealogy

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Add more resources (Jewish encyclopedia, etc.)

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Better mobile user experience

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Export notes to church app

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Back buttons for navigation

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Clarify free plan details

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FAQ

What is Scripture Notes?

Scripture Notes is a personal research assistant designed to help users get more revelation in less time by searching scriptures in deeper, more meaningful ways and quickly recording insights.

Does Scripture Notes have ads?

Scripture Notes does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for advanced features and content.

How much does Scripture Notes cost?

Scripture Notes offers a free version with core features. A subscription, priced at $5.99 per month, unlocks additional books in the library and the Collection Note feature. Cancelling the subscription reverts users to the free version.

What external resources does Scripture Notes integrate?

Scripture Notes integrates with Webster’s 1828 dictionary, Blue Letter Bible for Hebrew and Greek definitions, Bible Hub for 29 Bible translations, and the LDS Citation Index project and Joseph Smith Translation for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

What is the age rating for Scripture Notes?

Scripture Notes has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and adults interested in scripture study.

What devices does Scripture Notes support?

Scripture Notes is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, allowing users to study scriptures across multiple Apple devices.

How often is Scripture Notes updated?

The latest version of Scripture Notes is 2.0.11, last updated on October 31, 2026. The developer is actively working on adding more features to the mobile app.

What are the main pros and cons of Scripture Notes according to user reviews?

Users praise Scripture Notes for its excellent scripture study capabilities, powerful AI assistant, fast search, and integration of external resources. However, some users have noted issues with the mobile/iPad experience, a complicated interface, and confusing pricing plans.