Press start when the message begins.
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Notes + the Word, without the scramble.
Simble is a calm sermon companion. Tap start when the message begins. When the preacher says a scripture, the full verse appears above your notes, so you never have to stop listening to go looking for it.
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Heard“…Hebrews eleven, verse one…”
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Simble in 15 seconds: press start, it listens, scripture appears, add it and keep writing.Android · Expo / React Native
Why Simble exists
It started in a church pew, with the pastor moving faster than my Bible app.
He kept citing scriptures, one after another. By the time I'd found one, typed it out and gone back to my notes, the sermon had moved on and I'd missed the point he was making.
Chase every scripture…
…and lose the flow of the message. Every reference means stopping, switching apps, typing, reading and coming back.
…or keep writing,
and miss the exact words of the verses being quoted. Notes apps don't know scripture, and Bible apps aren't built for notes.
So I built the notebook that finds the verse for you, while you keep listening.
How it works
Three taps from sermon to saved notes.
Sign in with a username and password. No email needed to start.
Scripture appears as it's spoken.
When a reference is heard, the full verse lands in a slim strip at the top. It never covers your notes.
Add it, bookmark it, keep writing.
One tap adds the verse to your note. Stop + Save keeps everything together, ready to reopen or export.
Features
A digital notebook that happens to know the Bible.
20 English Bible translations
Short abbreviations in the notebook and full names in Settings. If the preacher names a translation, the smart switch changes to it, and you can always change it back.
KJVNKJVNIVESVNLTAMPGNTASVWEB+ more
Live scripture detection
Spoken references like "turn with me to John 3:16" are recognised and opened to the full passage automatically.
Never covers your notes
The scripture strip stays slim and fixed at the top. Your title and writing canvas get the rest of the screen.
Private by design
No audio recorded, no email required, and your notes live on your device.
Manual lookup
Prefer to search? Type any reference and tap Look up.
Drafts you can reopen
Tap the pencil on any note to keep writing, or start listening again to add new verses.
Interruption-safe
Switch apps and listening pauses, but nothing is lost. When you come back, choose Continue or Save.
Colour, tags and backgrounds
Colour-code notes, group them by date, colour or tag, and set a solid, gradient or photo background.
Words to return to
Bookmark verses with a colour and a title. They're kept close and available offline.
Export and backup
Export a session as PDF, text or image. Back up everything and restore it on a new phone.
Light, Dark or System
Easy on the eyes in a bright hall or a dim evening service.
Inside the app
Calm by design.
Soft space, a single green accent and clear actions. No streaks, badges or feeds, only you, the message and the Word.
Listening, with care
Private by default.
Simble is built for one of the most personal hours of your week, and we treat it that way.
Audio is never recordedSimble listens only during an active session and never saves the sound.
Your notes stay on your phoneNothing goes to the cloud unless you export it yourself.
No email requiredUsername and password are all you need. Add an email later for recovery if you want.
Back up on your termsExport a backup file and restore it on a new phone. Passwords are never included.
The name
Simble.
Sim- from the Greek σημειωματάριο (simeiomatário), meaning notebook, plus -ble from Bible. A notebook for the Bible.
Join the first testers
Be in the first service with Simble.
Simble isn't available to download yet. Join the waitlist and you'll be among the first to get it, try it in a real service, and help shape what comes next.
- Early access before public release
- A direct line to share feedback
- Updates on WhatsApp or email, never spam
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Tester reviews
Tell us how Simble did.
You tested it in a real service. Now help shape what it becomes. Every review is read, and it decides what we fix and build next.
Reviews aren't open yet.
The review page opens on Sunday. Until then, keep testing: run a full session, add and bookmark verses, try a different Bible version, and export a backup, so your review covers everything.
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Good questions.
When can I download Simble?
Simble launches on Saturday, October 17 at 7:00 PM WAT. People on the waitlist get the download link first.
Which phones does it work on?
Simble is launching on Android first.
Does Simble record the sermon?
No. Simble listens only while a session is active, to spot Bible references. It never records or stores audio.
Do I need the internet?
Speech recognition is handled by your phone's speech service and may need a connection. Your notes, saved sessions and bookmarked verses stay on your device and are available offline.
Which Bible translations are included?
Twenty of the most-used English Bible translations, including KJV, NKJV, NIV, ESV, NLT, AMP and GNT. You can set a default in Settings or switch on the fly.
What if I switch apps during the service?
Listening pauses, but your note and any verses already captured stay put. When you come back, choose Continue or Save. Only Stop + Save ends a session.
What if I change phones?
Export a backup from Settings and import it on your new phone. Everything comes with you: sessions, notes, verses and bookmarks.