DocketDocket connects meetings, interviews, calendars, notes, follow-ups, and on-device assistance in one calm workspace for bishopric leaders.
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Leave the scattered notes, separate calendars, and disconnected lists behind. Docket gives your bishopric one clear view of what is next, what needs action, and what is already handled.
The Dashboard brings together your next two weeks of events, interview actions, expired or expiring recommends, note tasks, and recent updates.
Keep track of your events, meetings, and interviews all in one place. Connect your Apple and Google Calendars for even more control. Never miss a meeting or interview again.
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Capture meeting notes, add structured checklists and due dates, mention members, interviews, or calendar events, and move through backlinks without losing your place.
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Find records, ask about upcoming commitments, and summarize notes with on-device help. Docket Assistant responds to your requests; it does not independently plan or carry out tasks in the background.
Meet Docket Assistant ↗Illustrative example. Answers depend on your Docket records.
See events, interview actions, recommend alerts, note tasks, and recent activity at a glance.
Move each interview from proposed to scheduled, confirmed, rescheduled, and complete.
Work with the Apple calendars you choose and keep appointments beside their context.
Search member records, track class or quorum, and monitor recommend dates.
Create structured meeting notes with checklists, due dates, links, and backlinks.
Build useful queues from authorized directory, recommend, and action-list PDF reports.
Export a backup of your records, saved conversations, and recovery versions from Settings.
Start with a focused tour and contextual tips for the tools you are using.
Docket keeps a local copy on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad and syncs records, saved Assistant conversations, and note recovery versions through your private iCloud account when available. No Docket account or behavioral analytics. Assistant processing stays on-device.
Docket is an administrative tool and is not associated with or endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Bishops, counselors, executive secretaries, and ward leaders who coordinate meetings, interviews, calendars, notes, and follow-up.
It answers questions, finds records, and summarizes notes. It does not independently plan or carry out tasks, create items, schedule events, or add members. Make changes yourself using Docket's regular views.
Docket stores a local copy on each device. When iCloud is available, records, saved Assistant conversations, recovery versions, and selected preferences sync between devices signed in to the same Apple Account. Calendar events sync separately through their calendar provider.
Docket requires macOS 26, iOS 26, or iPadOS 26 or later. Calendar features require permission. Apple Intelligence features require a compatible device and an available on-device model. An Apple Account signed in to iCloud is needed for synchronization; local tools work offline.
Docket is free, private by design, and built for the work that keeps people cared for.
