Hi @Barbara - it is easy to use any notes app with the Equipd Bible - just look up the scripture in Equipd, hit the Copy button and then paste the scripture straight into your notes app. The pasted note will include the full scripture reference. For e.g. if you look up Matt 24:13,14 and then paste the note it will look like this... In terms of a note-taking app that integrates at a more advanced level, many users have been taking notes in an app called Editorial - you can read more about how they are doing this in the "Tips & Tricks" forum here: http://www.equipd.me/forums/threads/automating-equipd-from-editorial.46/ I will move this topic to the General Questions forum, as this is not an idea for the Equipd Bible itself but rather targeting 3rd party external note taking apps. The Equipd Bible in itself will never include general note taking features - that is not its purpose in life. But the app does already provide all the tools and integration points for external apps to hook into. Hope that helps.
I'll probably use this. I share : https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8xsmjdfmjy3ucf1/AABFHFGWl3hU4smR6RVmv6mta?dl=0 Divided by session (AM and PM). I added the songs in Russian on WOL. There is internet at the place of my regional convention. You came change if for English (http://m.wol.jw.org/en/wol/lv/r1/lp-e/0/21202). When I add a verse in my notes, I use the tool that Jonathan did for make the link to Equipd. I put hour like this [hour] to do not have problem after the Workflow. Same think for [song] or any other number. And after you finish taking notes, I like the window "preview". (With slid right to left) I made some corrections since I post the link. Add the verse of the day.
I've given up using Editorial due to lack of split view support. Pity, as it was a great app. I used Matcha for a while, but I was getting the occasional glitch that wiped out half the text in my notes. Now I use Scrivener. It has a variety of text formatting options and can handle links, footnotes, etc. I run Equiped on one side of the screen, and Scrivener on the other. I also use Scrivener on my Mac and can sync my notes between the two.