Sermon notes that stay attached to the sermon. Record it, scan the handout, and get the outline, the passages and the prayer requests — pulled out and kept for you.
Firstlight Bible is for people who take notes in church and never read them again.
Record the sermon. Type while you listen — every line you write is stamped to the moment it was said, so a half-finished thought can be played back in the preacher's own voice a week later. When it ends, your iPhone writes the summary: the thesis, the outline, the passages named, and what to do about it.
Your recordings never leave your phone. Transcription happens on the iPhone itself, and the audio stays there. The written parts — the summary, the coach, the devotions — are written by Claude. There is no account and no sign-in, and nobody at this end reads what you wrote.
READ
• Nine translations, free to use, King James and Berean Standard among them
• Highlight, bookmark, and hold your place in several chapters at once
• Compare a verse across translations side by side
• Download a translation for reading with no signal
• Add your own API.Bible key to read NKJV, NASB or NLT
RECORD
• Record a sermon, Sunday school class or group study
• Type as you listen; lines land on the recording's timeline
• On-device transcription, with speakers separated and named — name a voice once and Firstlight looks for it later
NOTES
• One note, whether you record or not — start writing and turn the microphone on later, or never
• Type a passage reference and verses drop straight into the note
• Scan the bulletin, mark it up, and keep it with the gathering — words are read on-device to feed the summary
• Start from a template, or write your own
KEEP
• Notes, highlights, recordings, and prayers sync through your iCloud
• Organise by gathering — Sunday service, Bible study, or one you name
• Search across scripture, your notes, and what was said out loud
• Share any note, summary, or devotion as plain Markdown
ASK
• A study coach that answers from the passage and your notes
• Conversations that remember what you asked before
• Ask about any verse from the reader without losing your place
DEVOTIONS
• A week of devotions built from your notes, prayers, and recordings
• Or request any length up to a year, laid out day by day: "a 30-day couples devotion"
• Each series adjusts when life does: miss a day and ask it to shift the rest along
• Written inside the tradition you choose
• Layered to the time you have — five minutes or an hour
• Or ask for a single day, whenever you want one
PRAY
• A dedicated tab, so praying is one tap away
• Requests spoken aloud in a gathering land automatically on your list
• Grouped by person — multiple requests read as lines under one name
• Note what happened underneath each one, and tick it off when answered
SUBSCRIPTION
Firstlight Bible requires a subscription to access features like generated writing. An active subscription includes a monthly allowance of generated writing — enough for a normal month. One subscription covers your Family Sharing group. Current pricing is displayed within the app and on the App Store page. Charged to your Apple Account, it renews until cancelled, and you can cancel anytime in Settings.
If a month runs heavy you can add more writing as a one-off purchase. What you add never expires: it waits until the included allowance runs out, and carries over until you use it. Nothing renews.
A NOTE ON THE AI
The coach, devotions, and summaries are written by Claude, and generated writing can be confidently wrong. Treat them as a study aid — read the passage yourself, and check anything you intend to act on or teach.
Reading, notes, highlights, recording, transcription, scanning, and search work offline. Only generated writing needs a connection.
Scripture is drawn from public-domain editions. Full credits and licences are listed in the app under About Firstlight Bible.
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