Extend your pulpit
into the week.
The sermon that keeps speaking, all week.
Let AI serve the work of shepherding, from Sunday morning to Saturday night. One sermon becomes a week of prayer, devotion, group study, and answers.
You poured your heart into Sunday's sermon.
By Wednesday, how much is still alive in your people?
They will ask AI.
Whose voice will they hear?
A generic chatbot trained on the whole internet, or yours.
Everything begins with one recording.
As the sermon begins, transcription starts. Just being able to re-hear the message already serves several people in your congregation, before AI even enters.
Those who missed Sunday
Travel, illness, shift work, kids, those who couldn't attend still get the full recording and notes, and don't miss the week's nourishment.
Those who drifted off
Drift off early and the rest stops making sense. With the recording, they can rewind those minutes and catch back up.
Those who snap photos
Many lift their phones to photograph slides, but a phone invites distraction. Let the recording capture it, so eyes and hearts stay on the pulpit.
Drift back. Catch up. Stay with it.
While the sermon is recording, AI does two things, one for those who drifted, one for those who arrived late.
- Sets up Luke 15: tax collectors and sinners gather around Jesus, and the Pharisees grumble. Jesus tells them this parable.
- Opens by noting "the prodigal son" is the wrong name. Jesus tells a story of two sons; we fixate on the younger because we have sentimentalized the parable.
- Explains the culture behind the inheritance demand: in that day it meant telling the father, "I wish you were dead." The shock is not the request, but that the father grants it.
- On the son "coming to himself" in the pigsty: repentance begins not with moral improvement, but with seeing the truth of where you are.
- Just now Shifts focus from the younger son to the elder, introducing "lost while still at home," and shows the parable was aimed at the Pharisees.
One sermon, shepherding all week.
Five capabilities that grow naturally from that recording, all rooted in your sermon, aligned with your theology.
Transcribe
Live transcription, scripture auto-detected.
Prayer
Pray Sunday's themes into the week.
Devotion
A five-day reflection journey.
Small group
A guide leaders can lead with confidence.
Q&A
Members ask; your voice answers.
Members ask.
Your voice answers.
Every answer cites your sermon and tradition, with the timestamp and the verse. When a member asks at midnight, they don't get a generic answer. They get yours.
You stay in the pulpit. Always.
Your voice, not ours
Trained on your sermons. Nothing else competes for the microphone.
Your tradition, defended
You tell us your tradition, reformed, charismatic, Wesleyan. The AI defends it.
Pastoral care stays human
Crisis, counseling, prayer, routed straight to you. AI never replaces the relationship.
You review what goes out
Every devotional, guide, and Q&A topic is reviewable. Edit, approve, or block.
Sermons are sacred. So is the data.
Fully encrypted
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Unreadable without the key.
Privacy-first sign-up
Email sign-up only. No phone numbers collected.
Isolated, never trained out
Your sermons serve only your church, never used to train general models.
Export & delete
Your data is yours. Export anytime, or delete it all in one click.
I shall not want.
He restoreth my soul.
Try it free, with one of your sermons.
Give us one sermon you've preached. We'll generate the summary, devotionals, group guide, and a Q&A assistant that cites your words. See what it can do.