Notes
Notes that know their scripture
Type "John 15:5" and the verse is there — no tab-switching, no copy-paste. Selah's notes are scripture-aware from the first keystroke, and they're built to grow from reflection into teaching.
Abide — the whole branch-life hangs on it. John 15:5
John 15 · 5
I am the vine; you are the branches. The one who remains in Me, and I in him, will bear much fruit.
A reference typed, a passage unfolded.
Room for a thought to grow
The editor is quiet and Notion-style — slash commands, clean formatting, nothing between you and the page — and it knows scripture natively: type a reference and it becomes a living link, or expand it to the full passage when the verse is the point.
A note in Selah has a life. It starts as reflection, gets developed with the companion's questions, and can end as a teaching — published as a public page or printed as a handout, in your words the whole way.
Scripture, woven in
References are detected as you type and anchored to the verse. Keep them as quiet pills inline, or expand a passage in full with the text visible — the right treatment for a passing mention, and for the verse your whole note hangs on.
Abide — the whole branch-life hangs on it. John 15:5
John 15 · 5
I am the vine; you are the branches.
From reflection to teaching
When a note is ready to become Sunday's material, the companion helps structure what you've already written — an outline in your voice, not generated content. Print it as a handout, or teach straight from the page.
Record the sermon, keep the thinkingComing soon
Record a teaching as you give it, or one you're sitting under, and Selah writes it down for you — keeping track of who said what — then summarizes it into the note. What you heard on Sunday becomes study you can search on Tuesday.
Recording12:04
Speaker 1“The branch doesn’t strain to bear fruit. It just stays attached.”
Speaker 2“So what does staying attached look like on a Tuesday?”
Share what's ready
Publish a note as a clean public page with its scripture intact and send the link — a devotional for your small group, a teaching for the congregation. Unpublish any time.
Scripture intact. Unpublish any time.
You decide what Selah remembers
Each note carries a "Use in Selah's memory" toggle. On, and the note feeds the companion's recall and the knowledge map. Off, and it's simply a note — still saved, still searchable, just private from the AI.
On: this note feeds recall and the map. Off: it stays saved and searchable, just private from the companion.
Questions
- Can I export my notes?
- Yes — everything exports to Markdown at any time, on the free tier too. Your notes leave with you.
- Will AI edit my notes without asking?
- No. The companion only writes into a note when you ask it to, and its edits are undoable. Nothing is ever appended uninvited.
- Can I share a note with someone who doesn't use Selah?
- Yes. Published notes are public pages anyone can read with a link — no account needed.
The rest of the workspace
- ReaderPhrase highlights, Greek inline, thoughts kept on the verse.
- Reading plansCurated plans, or one for your season: delivered each morning.
- JournalQuick captures, anchored to scripture, from anywhere.
- LibraryFolders and imports: your whole study in one place.
- KnowledgeThemes, people, and doctrines drawn as a living map.
- Prayer boardActive, waiting, ongoing, answered: your prayer history.
- CompanionA Socratic AI grounded in your own notes: web, dock, Telegram.
- All featuresThe whole workspace at a glance.
Write the first note
Open a blank page, type a reference, and watch it come alive.
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