Bible Notes Reviews

I downloaded BibleNotes, started using it for about a month to take notes in church when suddenly, they announce that my free trial was ending, and that if I wanted to continue to use any of the functionality of BibleNotes , I would have to pay the subscription fee.

At no time when I was signing up for it, was it made clear that the free version that I signed up for was only a trial. I understood that the paid versions would have more functionality, but to call it a free version and give you nothing that you can use it for is dishonest, and lacks the integrity that you would hope to see from a Bible centered Christian app,

Be upfront with your communications instead of hiding the reality of how BibleNotes works. If I could give it, zero stars, I would simply for the lack of integrity.

I lost all my notes. I tried to export some notes when BibleNotes came back with an error and then signed me out. I tried to log back in and kept getting the error unable to fetch user. This was a complete waste of the time I spent entering my notes. Beware.

Don’t download and definitely don’t waste money on BibleNotes. Crashes if yo try and change the version. Completely broken app!

The code they sent in the email doesn’t work. Even asked for a new one. They did very promptly. Still did not work. 2 Strikes in 1 fell swoop.
Used another path way in which I did not want to use. Another Strike.
After getting in. I went to the Bible part. Couldn’t do anything at all expect see that 1st page of scripture. I couldn’t scroll up, down, tap on the icons did nothing. I literally had to swipe the whole page off my phone just to get out of this program. Another 2 strikes.
If I could give a No Star Rating, I would. So much improvements need to take place.

When changing the translation of the book, it crashes BibleNotes

BibleNotes has potential, but it is not in IPad mode.

BibleNotes is a game-changer for anyone who takes notes during church services. The feature I love the most is its ability to automatically populate Bible verses, saving me valuable time. Trust me, if you're serious about note-taking during Bible study or sermons, BibleNotes is a must-have. And no, I'm not being paid to say this—I just genuinely want to encourage others to utilize this fantastic tool.

However, I encountered one minor hiccup: the bullet points feature, which used to be available, seems to have disappeared. I hope the developers can bring it back soon, as it would enhance BibleNotes 's functionality even further.

Thanks,
Mv