Making Scripture Study Personal Again.

ScriptInk is a scripture study app built for iPad that combines digital scripture reading with handwritten study.

It is designed for people who want the convenience of digital scriptures without losing the feel of a physical scripture journal.

With ScriptInk, you can read, highlight, write, draw, and mark up your scriptures using Apple Pencil.

ScriptInk is for anyone who wants a more personal and visual scripture study experience, especially members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who enjoy marking scriptures, writing notes, preparing lessons, or journaling impressions as they study.

It is especially useful for:

• Personal scripture study
• Come, Follow Me preparation
• Lesson planning
• Talks and devotionals
• Seminary, institute, or family study
• Visual learners who like to write and draw as they study

Most scripture apps are built primarily for reading, searching, and cross-referencing.

ScriptInk is built around study, reflection, personalization, and creativity.

The goal is to make your iPad feel more like a real scripture journal, where you can mark passages, write in the margins, underline verses, draw connections, and keep your thoughts close to the text.

ScriptInk lets you:

• Read scripture text
• Navigate by book and chapter
• Highlight verses
• Underline and mark scripture passages
• Write or draw with Apple Pencil
• Use a study margin for notes and impressions
• Erase markings
• Undo and redo changes
• Save annotations by chapter

Yes. ScriptInk is designed specifically for iPad and Apple Pencil.

The app is built for handwritten scripture study, so Apple Pencil support is one of the core features.

ScriptInk is currently focused on handwritten notes, highlighting, drawing, and Apple Pencil annotation.

Typed notes may be added in a future update.

Yes. ScriptInk is designed to save your highlights, drawings, and handwritten notes by chapter so you can return to your study later.

The Book of Mormon is available for free.

Users can unlock all of the Standard Works with a one-time introductory price of $14.99.

ScriptInk currently supports English and Spanish.

Users can switch languages in the app. More languages may be added in future updates.

The Book of Mormon is free to use in ScriptInk.

To access all of the Standard Works, users can make a one-time purchase for the introductory price of $14.99.

No. ScriptInk is not an official app of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

It is an independent scripture study tool created to help users study, annotate, and reflect on scripture in a more personal way.

No. ScriptInk is not meant to replace Gospel Library.

Gospel Library is still the best place for official Church content, manuals, conference talks, lesson materials, footnotes, and study resources.

ScriptInk is focused on a different experience: handwritten scripture journaling, visual study, and Apple Pencil annotation.

Use ScriptInk when you want a more journal-like study experience.

Gospel Library is great for reading, searching, and accessing official resources. ScriptInk is for when you want to slow down, write in the margins, draw connections, mark things visually, and create a personal study record.

Yes. ScriptInk can be helpful for Come, Follow Me study because it lets you write impressions, mark patterns, highlight key verses, and keep your thoughts next to the scripture text.

It can also help with lesson preparation, family discussions, talks, and personal study plans.

ScriptInk is currently designed for portrait mode only.

You can rotate your iPad, but the scripture page will remain in a portrait layout. This is intentional because ScriptInk is built around a journal-style reading experience with space for handwriting, highlighting, and Apple Pencil annotations.

Keeping the page in portrait mode helps preserve the layout, spacing, and position of your markings across different iPad sizes.

This is expected behavior.

The app may allow your iPad orientation to change, but the scripture page itself stays in portrait mode so notes, highlights, and handwritten markings remain aligned with the text.

ScriptInk is currently focused on iPad.

Because the app is built around handwritten notes, wide margins, and Apple Pencil support, the larger iPad screen provides the best experience.

Not at this time.

ScriptInk is currently being developed for iPad.

For the best experience, yes.

ScriptInk is built around Apple Pencil annotation or a similar stylus. Some basic features may work without Apple Pencil, but the app is intended for users who want to write, draw, highlight, and mark scriptures by hand.

Cloud sync is not currently available.

Users should make sure they are using the same device where their notes and markings were originally created.

Exporting and sharing are not currently available.

This may be considered for a future update.

Search is not currently available.

ScriptInk's focus is scripture reading, navigation, highlighting, handwriting, and margin-based study.

The long-term vision is to make ScriptInk a beautiful, focused scripture journaling app that helps users read, reflect, and create.

The goal is not just to digitize scriptures. The goal is to help people study more deeply, record spiritual impressions, and build a personal scripture journal over time.

Feedback, questions, and bug reports can be sent to:

scriptinkapp@gmail.com

When sending feedback, it is helpful to include:

• Your iPad model
• Your iPadOS version
• What book and chapter you were using
• What tool you were using
• What happened
• What you expected to happen
• Screenshots or screen recordings, if available

ScriptInk is designed for personal scripture study, and your notes, highlights, drawings, and markings are private to your study experience.

Cloud sync is not currently available, so your study data is stored on the device where it was created. ScriptInk does not sell your personal study data.

If future features add cloud sync, account tools, or sharing, the privacy policy will be updated to explain what data is stored, how it is used, and what choices users have.

Read the scriptures.

Reflect on what the Spirit teaches you.

Create a personal record of your study through highlights, notes, markings, and impressions.

That is the heart of ScriptInk.