AI sermon notes, generated automatically
Turn any sermon into clean, structured notes — without taking any. TajiCast transcribes the service and generates AI sermon notes from it: key points, scripture references, quotes, and applications, organised and ready to edit. Publish them, hand them to your small groups, or archive them. Free on Windows.
Download TajiCast for WindowsFrom spoken sermon to structured notes
Someone always means to write up the sermon — and rarely has the hours. TajiCast does the heavy lifting: it listens, transcribes, and then organises what was preached into notes you can actually use, so a finished summary is waiting for you instead of a blank page.
What the notes include
Key points
The main ideas of the message, pulled out and laid in order.
Scripture references
Every passage the preacher touched, captured alongside the points they support.
Quotes
The memorable lines worth keeping, ready to share.
Applications
The practical takeaways, so groups and readers know what to do with it.
Edit, then export
The notes are a strong first draft, not a locked file. Refine them in the built-in Content Studio and export to PDF or Markdown for a bulletin, a blog post, or a group handout. Run note generation on-device or with your own AI provider, so you decide where the content goes.
Part of one workflow
The notes come from the same run that powers automatic verse detection on your screens and full sermon transcription — one app, listening once, doing three jobs. Ideal for small teams who want the output of a much bigger one.
Questions
How does TajiCast generate AI sermon notes?
As it transcribes the sermon, TajiCast can turn the transcript into structured notes — key points, scripture references, notable quotes, and practical applications — which you then edit and export from its built-in Content Studio.
Do the notes work offline?
The transcription that feeds the notes can run fully on-device. For the note generation itself you can run it locally or bring your own AI provider, so you control where the data goes.
Can I edit the notes before publishing?
Yes. The generated notes are a starting point, fully editable in the Content Studio, and exportable to PDF or Markdown for a bulletin, blog post, or small-group handout.
What's included in the notes?
Structured sermon notes typically include the main points, the scripture references touched, memorable quotes, and application points — organised so they're useful straight away.
Is it free?
Yes. TajiCast is free on Windows. On-device notes have no usage charges; if you choose an external AI provider, that provider's pricing applies.