Doctrine Doodle
Put the fun into taking notes.
A sketchy little notebook for church, General Conference, and everyday gospel learning — built so kids (and grown-ups) actually want to write things down.
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Why notes matter
Why notes matter
Hearing a talk is good. Capturing it makes it stick. When you write or draw what you heard, you’re more likely to remember it, talk about it later, and act on it during the week. Notes turn “that was a nice talk” into “here’s what I’m going to do.”
Why drawings beat bullet points alone
Why drawings beat bullet points alone
A stick figure, a heart, a simple scene next to a quote — those marks give your brain a hook. Sketches don’t have to be pretty. They just have to be yours. Drawing while you listen keeps hands busy, minds engaged, and memories sharper than typing or blank staring at a blank page.
Made for church & General Conference
Made for church & General Conference
Doctrine Doodle is built around the moments that matter at Fun Follow Me: organizing notes by meeting, tagging speakers, searching what you captured, and doodling freely on a canvas instead of fighting a boring text box. Use it in sacrament meeting, Sunday School, or all weekend of General Conference — then come back later and find that one idea you loved.
What you can do
What you can do
Sketch and write on one page — words, arrows, stickers, whatever helps the idea land
Keep notes organized by meeting or session
Find talks and speakers when you want to revisit them
Save and back up your notebook so nothing important disappears
Who it’s for
Who it’s for
Kids who fidget. Teens who think note-taking is boring. Parents who want a shared family habit. Anyone who’d rather doodle a doctrine than stare at a lined notebook.
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