Endeo vs Spirit Notes
Spirit Notes is a church-notes app: you type your notes and keep them by service. Endeo is for people who think by hand — you open the passage, write on it with Apple Pencil, and Endeo records and transcribes the talk while you write, so the passage, your page, and the preacher’s words end up on one page.
| Endeo | Spirit Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Write by hand on the passage | Yes — Apple Pencil, ink kept exactly as written | Typed notes |
| Handwriting becomes searchable text | Yes | Not applicable — notes are typed |
| Records and transcribes the sermon | Yes — live while you write on iPad and iPhone | No live transcription |
| Notes tied to passage, speaker, date, and place | Yes, automatically | Notes organized by service |
| AI summary of your notes plus the transcript | Yes (Pro) | — |
| Bible translations | Nine, offline once read | — |
| Price | Free forever; Pro $4.99/mo or $39.99/yr | See their listing |
Which should you use?
If you type your notes and want them filed by service, Spirit Notes does that. If you want to write by hand on the actual verses and have the sermon transcribed alongside, that is what Endeo is built for.
Spirit Notes details compiled from public information in August 2026. Apps change — if something here is out of date, tell us and we’ll correct it.