Our work · SermonCut
One sermon becomes a week of ministry for the whole church.
Churches upload a sermon recording. SermonCut returns a formatted transcript, a small group discussion guide, a 5-day devotional, quote graphics, social captions and subtitle files.
- Client
- SermonCut
- Project
- Web app for churches, built and run by us
- What we did
- Product design · Web app build · Hosting and support
- Platform
- Replit, Supabase, Stripe and Deepgram
The goal
Most sermons are heard once, on Sunday, by the people in the room. Church teams want the message to reach their people through the week, but turning one sermon into transcripts, study guides and social posts takes hours each week.
SermonCut is our own web app. It does that work for them: a church uploads the recording and gets back everything it needs to share the message all week.
What we built
Upload and done
Teams upload an MP4, MOV, MP3 or WAV file. SermonCut transcribes every word and finds the most shareable moments on its own.
Transcription that knows the pastor
Custom vocabulary learns the pastor's names, scripture references and theological terms, so transcripts need less fixing.
Small group guides
Every sermon comes with a discussion guide of five to seven questions, ready to print or share with groups.
A 5-day devotional
Five short daily readings drawn from the message, ready to email to the congregation.
Quotes and captions for social
The strongest quotes become shareable graphics, and each clip gets several caption options to copy and post.
Everything in one download
Transcripts, guides, captions and subtitle files come out together in a single ZIP.