Pulpit & Pew doesn't write your sermon. You write it, you preach it; Pulpit & Pew helps what you preached go further.

Pulpit & Pew

A walkthrough

One sermon, and everything it becomes.

This is the whole flow, start to finish. Nothing here is a mock-up of a feature we're planning — it's what the app does with a sermon once you've preached it.

01

Start with the sermon you already preached

Record straight into the app on Sunday, or import audio you already have — most churches are recording something already. Nothing is written for you, and nothing is generated until you have preached.

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Record or import

02

It transcribes what you said

The transcript is the foundation for everything after it, and it's yours to correct. Every draft that follows is built from your actual words, not from a topic label or a template.

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Transcript

03

A summary your church can actually read

A clean written version for the bulletin, the website, or the people who were away on Sunday. Edit it like any other draft — it's a starting point, not a finished statement from someone else.

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Summary

04

Questions your small groups can use on Tuesday

Discussion questions drawn from the passage you actually preached, so the group is continuing Sunday rather than starting something unrelated. Small-group leaders stop writing these from scratch.

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Discussion guide

05

A devotional that carries the week

Short readings that keep Sunday in front of people midweek — for a newsletter, an app post, or a printed card. Same sermon, same passage, a different shape.

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Devotional

06

The same passage, for children and for families

A kids' version pitched for children's ministry, and a Family Worship Guide households can use at the kitchen table. The whole church works through one passage in the same week — which is hard to coordinate by hand and easy here.

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Kids' version & Family Worship Guide

Every draft is yours to edit, keep, or throw away

Nothing publishes on its own. Recordings, transcripts and drafts stay on your device unless you choose to sync or publish them, and the drafting tools work offline with no account at all.