The iPad Bible study app made for thinking by hand.
The sermon that moved you shouldn’t be gone by Tuesday — keep the passage, your page, and the preacher’s words together.
1The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.
You shouldn’t have to forget the key points a few hours later. Endeo keeps every part of it — the passage, your page, and the voice beside you.
KJV, WEB, ASV, BSB, Geneva 1599 and more — fully searchable, gorgeously set, and kept offline once you’ve read them. Tap any verses to select what the teaching is about.
All nine are public-domain or free-licensed, which is why every one of them is free forever with nothing paywalled. The NIV and ESV are commercially licensed, so they aren’t in Endeo today — that takes a paid publisher agreement, and we’d rather give you nine translations to keep offline than put a paywall around one. If a licence lands it goes on the changelog.
Select verses and ruled paper unfolds beneath them. Write with Apple Pencil — your handwriting is kept exactly as you wrote it, and quietly turned into searchable text.
Hit record when the preacher begins — then stay present while Endeo transcribes. Live transcription runs while you write, and every page you make is linked to their words, with the date, place, and speaker remembered.
When the session ends, AI gathers your notes and the transcript into a short, faithful summary — the key points still there a month later, one glance bringing the whole morning back. Ask your sermons anything, any time.
Summaries draw only on your own notes and the transcript — and the full transcript is always kept, so you can check anything against what was actually said.
Reading, writing, and syncing are free forever. Pro lifts the two-session limit on listening and adds the AI — summaries, group prep, and asking your notes anything.
Launch offer: 25% off your first year with code 25OFF
Applies to the yearly plan. Renews at the standard $39.99 a year after the first year.
Nine at launch: KJV, World English Bible, American Standard, Young’s Literal, Geneva 1599, Douay-Rheims, Literal Standard Version, NET, and Berean Standard Bible — all readable, searchable, and available offline once viewed.
The nine included are public-domain or freely licensed, which is why every one of them is in the free plan with nothing held back. The NIV and ESV are commercially licensed, so they aren’t in Endeo today — including them means a paid publisher agreement, and we’d rather ship nine translations you can keep offline for free than put a paywall around one. If a licence lands, it’ll be announced on the changelog.
Yes — a free account keeps your pages safe and syncs them privately across iPad, iPhone, and Android, so a lost device doesn’t mean lost notes. They’re protected so only you can read them, and never used for ads or tracking.
When you start a session, Endeo records and transcribes the speaker. On iPad and iPhone, transcription can run live while you write; on Android it finishes after you stop. Pages you write during the session link to the transcript automatically. Please be mindful of local recording laws and courtesy.
Yes. Your notes and recordings sync to your private account and are never sold or used for ads. Content is only sent to our AI provider to turn your handwriting into text and to generate your summaries — never for training. The website and apps may use Meta measurement so we can tell whether an ad led to a download — not to profile your Bible study.
Good, honestly — but not perfect. Transcription handles clear speech well; unusual names and murmured phrases can come out wrong. Summaries are drawn only from your own notes and the session transcript — never invented beyond them — and the full transcript is always kept, so you can check any line against what was actually said. Scripture text itself is never AI-generated; it comes straight from the translations.
Anytime, in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings. Everything you’ve written stays yours on the free plan. Pro bought on one store follows your Endeo account on the other.
I’m Trey Jackson. I built Endeo because I kept walking out of church moved — and by Tuesday I couldn’t tell you why. The two on the Emmaus road felt their hearts glow while the Word was opened to them, and even they needed to talk it through to keep it. Endeo is my way of keeping it: the passage, my own handwriting, and the sermon itself, bound together on one page.
Endeo is built for your own private study — not for churches or team sharing. Nobody else can see your pages.
— Trey Jackson
Endeo is live for iPad, iPhone, and Android. Open a passage, write on it by hand, and let Endeo listen to the sermon while you do.