How it started
It started as a tedious meeting habit: someone would read off references, and copying each one as a link that actually opens a Bible was a back-and-forth. Verse2Note does only that — book, chapter, verses. The passage name is already the link, ready to paste into Notes, chat, or a document.
How to use
- 1Tap a book, a chapter, then the verses. Two taps in a row make a range.
- 2Copy puts the passage name on the clipboard already as a link. On iPhone, paste into Notes. On Android, rich text works in Google Docs and Word.
- 3For several references, tap Add, then Copy list at the end.
- 4Collections are ready-made lists by theme (with search). Open one, copy a reference or the whole list. The snippet is only the start of the verse, from a free translation.
- 5Plans are whole-chapter readings (a year, the Gospels…). Choose a plan; it shows up under My plans. Check off the day you have read.
- 6In Settings: language, Bible app, appearance, and copy format.
- 7In Safari or Chrome, use Add to Home Screen. After the first open, it works offline.
- 8Keep and WhatsApp on Android will not paste a blue link. Use the share icon, or paste into Docs / Word.
Want to help?
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