Introducing Companion ·
Every sermon, in one place for your members.
Sermon summaries for your church members, written after every service with their scriptures. The pastor approves each one, and members read it on their phones all week.
A companion for the season you're in.
Coming soon
Every approved sermon adds to a library of what your own pastor has taught. It will point to that teaching and to scripture, and back to your pastor and church.
This is a preview. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
From the pulpit to their pocket, in four steps.
The sermon is captured
While the service runs, the console already writes down what's said and shows the verses. Nothing extra for the media team to do.
AI drafts the summary
When the service ends, it writes a title, overview, key points and questions for the week, from what was preached, with the scriptures shown.
Your pastor approves
Your church admin corrects it, names who preached and approves it. Nobody else sees it until then.
Members scan and read
Put your church's QR code on the projector or a flyer. Members sign up once on their phone, and they're connected to your church.
Built so your pastor stays in charge.
Your members only ever read what your church has checked and approved.
Questions churches ask.
No. Every summary starts as a draft that only your church's team can see. It reaches members only after your church admin approves it, and it can be unpublished at any time.
It's summarized by AI from a live transcript, and your pastor always checks it before members can read it.
No. Members only read approved summaries and their scriptures. Transcripts stay with your church's media team.
Your church shares its own sign-up link and QR code with its members. They open the link or scan the code, create an account with their name, email and a password, and they're connected to your church. There's no app to install. They can delete their account at any time.
After each service with a real sermon. Test sessions and sound checks are left out. It's on the Free and Pro plans.
Not yet. It's what we're working towards. Today, members read their church's approved sermons, and that's the foundation it will be built on.


