
Study
Research, manuscript, and dictation in one desk.
Begins Monday.
The sermon, the slides, the clips, the artwork. Right now that is four tools and a Saturday night. With Armor you write one manuscript and the rest of Sunday builds from it.


Follow it from Monday’s blank page to the next Monday’s feed. This is what the week feels like when the manuscript does the heavy lifting.
Monday.
Open the passage in Study, where research gathers around your notes instead of across a dozen tabs. If the series is still a blank, the Assistant plans it with you and drafts the sermons onto your calendar.


Wednesday.
The best lines rarely show up at the desk. Take the sermon on a walk, and Dictation turns what you say into clean prose, right in the manuscript.

Friday.
Slides and fill-in notes build themselves from the manuscript you already wrote, so Friday stops being a retyping shift.
Sunday.
The manuscript you built all week goes to the pulpit with you, and the room follows along on their phones. The sermon goes home in their pockets instead of staying in the pew.

Monday, again.
Clips cuts Sunday into a week of vertical clips, reframed and captioned, with no editor on payroll. The Assistant generates the art to post alongside them, so the sermon reaches the people who were not in the room.

Write the manuscript once. Everything on this shelf builds from it, so nothing gets retyped and nothing drifts out of sync.

Research, manuscript, and dictation in one desk.
Begins Monday.

Plans series, drafts sermons onto your calendar, and generates sermon art.
On call all week.

Service slides built from the manuscript, scene backgrounds included.
Ready by Friday.

A week of vertical clips, reframed and captioned from Sunday's message.
Ships Monday, again.
“Put on the whole armor of God.”
Ephesians 6:11
One short film of the platform at work, from Monday’s blank page to the next Monday’s feed.
Tell us a little about your church and what Sunday asks of you, and we will walk you through the whole platform, live, on a call that fits your week.




Sunday comes every week.