Ask what was said. Get an answer from the session itself.
Every Koine session leaves a transcript in the listener's own language. Free study tools keep their notes, photos and highlights pinned to the moment they belong to — and Koine Intelligence turns all of it into something you can ask, recap, and search.
Tools for paying attention, built into the app.
Nobody remembers an hour of speech. These tools catch it as it happens, so what mattered is still there when the room clears.
Notes and photos, anchored
Write a thought or snap the slide mid-session. It stays pinned to the line that prompted it, not lost in a separate notes app.
Highlight the line
Mark a sentence as it goes past. Your highlights wait for you in history, in the language you actually heard.
Replay and history
Every session you attended, with audio and transcript aligned — tap a line to jump to the moment it was said.
A conversation with everything you've heard.
Intelligence is the optional layer on top: a chat grounded in the actual transcript, not the open internet. Ask what the speaker meant, recap the hour you missed, or find the moment something was said — across every session in your history.
- Ask about what was said — answers come from the session transcript, in your language
- One-tap recaps — turn a full session into a summary worth sending to someone who missed it
- Search by meaning — that thing they said in March, found without remembering the exact words
The session ends. The questions don't.
Sunday keeps teaching on Tuesday
Revisit the sermon with your own notes in place, ask about the passage that stuck with you, and share a recap with someone who couldn't come — in whichever language each of you listened in.
A lecture you can query before the exam
The transcript of every lecture and parent evening stays askable. "What did they say about the deadline?" gets an answer from the session, not a guess.
Three days of talks, one searchable memory
Sessions pile up faster than notes do. Search across everything you attended and pull the moments that matter into one place.
Grounded in the session. Private to the listener.
Grounded answers
Answers draw on the transcript of what was actually said — not the open web. What the session doesn't contain, it doesn't invent.
Private by default
Notes, highlights and questions belong to the listener. Organizations never see them — not even a list of who asked what.
In your language
You listened in your language, so you ask in it too. The transcript Intelligence works from is the one you actually heard.
Intelligence questions.
What is Koine Intelligence?
A personal AI layer in the Koine app: a chat that answers questions about sessions you attended, generates recaps, and searches your listening history — grounded in the transcripts of what was actually said.
What's free, and what's paid?
The study tools — notes, photos, highlights, history and replay — are free for every listener. Intelligence (asking, recaps, search across history) is an optional personal subscription.
Does our organization pay for it?
No. Intelligence is a personal subscription each listener chooses for themselves. Your plan covers the room: live translation, recordings, and your public page.
Can it answer things that weren't in the session?
It's built not to. Answers are drawn from the session transcript rather than the open web, and a question the session doesn't answer gets told so instead of a guess.
Can the organization see my notes or questions?
No. Notes, highlights, photos and Intelligence conversations are private to you. Organizations see follower counts and listener numbers, never individual activity.