The same features on every device — web, iOS, iPad, and Mac.
Real apps for iPhone, iPad, and macOS — not a wrapper around the web. Quick capture from a share sheet. Autosave with offline support. Keyboard shortcuts that respect the OS. Type-set in the same rounded type we use here.
Open Harvous wherever you are reading. Your notes will be waiting.
Type John 3:16 anywhere in a note and Harvous turns it into a pill — a tappable reference that shows the passage text on hover. Switch translations per-pill or across the whole note. Seven translations included: KJV, NKJV, ESV, NIV, NLT, NET, BSB.
No clunky verse picker. No copy-paste from another app. You write; we keep up.
Mark a passage or phrase, then leave yourself an annotation: a question, a cross-reference, the thing you don’t want to forget next time you read this. Pin the important ones. Filter by kind — notes, scripture, references, connected.
Your highlights aren’t a graveyard. They’re how you find your way back.
The dictionary lives next to your note. Highlight a word, get the Easton’s entry with cross-references, and jump to other places the same idea shows up. It’s research that doesn’t break your train of thought.
Lexicon when you want it. Out of the way when you don’t.
One sidebar, five lenses. Browse by Notes, group into Folders, jump through Highlights, walk the Scripture index book-by-book, or skim the Dictionary. Switch lenses when one stops being the right way to look.
Organize once. See it from any angle.
A short, curated passage waiting for you each day — one tap to read, one tap to turn it into a note. A quiet on-ramp into Scripture before the rest of the day starts shouting.
Plane, basement, pew — Harvous keeps writing. Changes save locally and reconcile the moment you’re online. Your notes never wait on a signal to land.
Bible study doesn’t always happen at a desk with Wi-Fi. Harvous knows that.
Notes are yours. When you want to send one to a small group, a friend, or your Sunday class, share a single note or a whole thread with a link. No account needed on the other end.
Made for one. Built for the moments you want to pass it on.
