Use case · Sermons & services

Sunday's sermon, ready to share by Monday.

Upload the service recording and get a full transcript, chapters and captions, so the message reaches the people who weren't in the room, and your team isn't retyping it.

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The problem

The message ends when the service ends.

Most churches record every service, but turning that recording into something people can read, search or share takes hours a small team doesn't have.

Members who miss a week, people who are hard of hearing, and anyone who wants to find "that point about forgiveness" all need more than a long video.

How it works

Three steps from recording to text.

01
Add the recording
Upload the audio or video, paste a public YouTube or Vimeo link, or connect your podcast feed so new sermons arrive automatically (paid plans).
02
We transcribe and segment it
A timestamped transcript of the whole message, with automatically generated titled chapters.
03
Share it everywhere
Post the transcript on your site, add captions to the video, and use chapters in your podcast episode.
What you get

From one recording.

Full transcript
The whole sermon as searchable text with timestamps. Included on every plan, including Free.
Chapters
Automatically generated titled sections so listeners can jump to the part they want.
Captions
SRT and VTT files for the service video, for members who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Translation
The message in another language for multilingual congregations (every plan, +1 credit per minute).
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can it pick up new sermons automatically?

Yes. Connect your podcast RSS feed or a folder as a source and each new recording is processed when it arrives (pipelines are on paid plans).

How accurate is it with names and scripture references?

Transcription is strong on clear audio. Names and references are worth a quick review, which is much faster than typing from scratch.

Can we try it first?

Yes. A free account includes 5 credits (about 5 minutes of audio), and the free YouTube analyzer previews the first two minutes of a video up to 10 minutes long, no account needed.

Try it on last Sunday's message.
Create a free account and run a short clip, or preview a public video with the free analyzer.
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