Bring Sermon Builder to iPad
Phil Gons (Logos)
Administrator, Logos Employee Posts: 3,799 
Please bring the Sermon Builder to the mobile app (especially tablets), so we can create new sermons and edit existing ones just like we can on desktop and web.
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Yes please!0
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In a time when desktop computers are being used less and less and mobile computing is becoming the norm--especially with powerful mobile devices such as iPad Pro--this is a critical need. The web app simply doesn't cut it.0
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I think this feature would be my most desired feature for Logos mobile version. Even if it was limited functionality it would be a huge help.0
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would love this!!0
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I requested this over a year ago. I also would like more features to markup my sermon0
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With the new sermon manager update for Logos 9, it would be great to schedule, plan, and categorize sermons on the go. So many times, I'll be on a walk or talking with someone and have a sermon idea pop into my head. This would be a great tool!0
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When we are outside the home especially for visitation, we normally carry our iPads as it is the lightest device. But I can't edit or start on a new sermon and this is frustrating. Here most of us take public transport and hence we have time on the train to prepare our sermons. This is the top feature I would like to have. Thanks!0
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Yes please! I‘m transitioning to tablet only and this would be really nice...0
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This would be exactly what I need to not be behind my desktop as much.0
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PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!!0
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YES YES YES! PLEASE! So many times I am either away from my computer and would love to add a note before I forget or to have the ability to add a note on a Sunday morning right before message time would be amazing!0
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I created a separate post because I was unaware that this one existed! Yes, please bring this to tablets. An added bonus would be to create Proclaim slides on tablet as well. Then I could do all my work from my iPad.0
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just got an email that this is in progress this is exciting0
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@joshmonda-41, the approach we're taking here is experimental (sharing our HTML-based desktop/web component), but it's looking pretty promising so far. If things continue to look good, we might open it up to a private beta later this month.0
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@phil-gons I really hope this works well because this is something I have desired for a very long time as I am certain others have as well. It would be great to look over my sermon on my iPad and be able to edit it etc before stepping into the pulpit0
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@joshmonda-41, I spent about half an hour today writing a sermon on John 3:16 on the iPad, and it was a really solid experience. There are still some issues to work through, but I'm very encouraged by the progress and current functionality given the investment we've made so far.0
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@phil-gons Well I am looking forward to seeing the progress when it comes out0
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@phil-gons man that is so exciting. A perfect example of why it would be helpful in many ways is this past weekend I had a funeral. I had my message and such on the iPad but on the day of we had some change-up of some of the order of the service at the funeral home. Not the biggest deal in the world but would have been nice to be able to just make the changes on my iPad. If you need beta volunteers, I would love to volunteer as tribute.0
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@phil-gons I second Aaron if you need beta volunteers I would be glad to volunteer as well0
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@phil-gons I second Aaron if you need beta volunteers I would be glad to volunteer as well0
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I would love this. I use Onenote at this time because I can use it on my phone, tablet or computer. Then I must copy to Logos. It would be so convenient to use here and discontinue with Onenote!0
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As others have said, please hurry and do this!0
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Just got the email that they added this! I immediately opened up my ipad and IT. IS. GORIOUS! Thank you for doing this. Now, the only thing keeping me from working solely from my ipad is that I cannot create/edit proclaim. If that ever happens, then goodbye laptop :)0
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@missionalmisfit-91, this shipped last week for iPad. We don't plan to bring editing to phones at this point, since the user interface isn't really suitable for small screens. Does support on iPad meet your needs?0
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@phil-gons Is this feature going to be available for Android? I mainly use an Android tablet for my preaching and teaching.0
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YES bring it on to all mobile platforms and especially tablets.0
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@mkrussell16-89 Same!0
