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Holy Spirit Prompts is a quiet place to write down what you sense, and to keep what God has done. Capture a prompting the moment it comes: a few words, a photo, a video, or your own voice. Tag it, note the verse it came with, and let it sit. Everything stays on your phone. No account, no subscription, no server. CAPTURE IT HOWEVER IT COMES • Type a note, take a photo, film a video, or record your voice • Import an audio file you already have • Transcribe a recording on your device, so you can find what you said later TRACK IT TO AN OUTCOME • Mark a prompting Active, Future, Fulfilled or Discarded • Add a note when it comes to pass • Discarded promptings stay in your library but stop surfacing SCRIPTURE THAT LINKS ITSELF • Type a reference and it becomes a way into every other prompting that shares the passage • Mention a verse in your note and the app quietly offers it • It knows full book names and abbreviations, and stays silent on words that are also ordinary English, so a note about a new job doesn't turn into the book of Job SEE WHAT CONNECTS • The Related tab lists everything filed under a tag or a passage • Each prompting surfaces others sharing its tags and verses, with a shared verse weighted above a shared tag • Something from two years ago surfaces as readily as last week's — age breaks ties, it never buries GOD STORIES, KEPT SIMPLE A separate tab for short accounts of what God has done. A date, a few sentences, and one photo if you want it. No tags, no status, nothing to track. You write it once. YOURS, AND ONLY YOURS • Nothing to sign in to • No analytics, no tracking, no ads • Photos and videos are referenced from your own library, never duplicated • Export everything to a single file whenever you like, protected with a passphrase if it's going somewhere you don't control • Restoring adds rather than overwrites, so an old backup can only give things back The only two things that ever leave your phone are a backup you export yourself, and a single recording you choose to send to Apple to be transcribed. Nothing else, ever.