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Plan
Plan the year on a board — series, passages, and a scripture-coverage heatmap of what you've preached and the gaps, read alongside how your church engaged with past messages. AI can suggest a series from your coverage and engagement.
Inside Studio
Plan the year on a board — series, passages, and a scripture-coverage heatmap of what you've preached and the gaps, read alongside how your church engaged with past messages. AI can suggest a series from your coverage and engagement.
Draft in a workspace grounded in your own past sermons and treatments. Write-before-generate keeps the thinking yours; every AI-assisted section is marked.
Record or upload a run-through and get back timing, pacing, and a listener big-idea read — then share it with the team for feedback.
Ask across years, trace a theme over time, or compare how a passage has been treated — every answer cited to the sermon and timestamp.
See the homiletic shape of any past message — its movements, scripture handling, and illustrations.
See how your church teaches over time — scripture and canon coverage, recurring themes, the shape of your messages, and how members engage — across years of preaching.
Curate sermons, passages, and notes into ordered sets — for onboarding, teaching, or training.
The difference
Other prep tools help a preacher write the next sermon. Rewind Studio is a workspace for the whole teaching team, built on your church's own cited archive — plan against coverage and gaps, draft from past treatments, rehearse with a listener big-idea read, and close a plan-vs-preached loop. We're not aware of another prep tool that does the last two.
Every answer and suggestion points back to the sermon and timestamp it came from — so you can hear what was actually said, in context.
Ask a question once and search the whole archive — every transcript, theme, and passage your church has taught, not a generic library.
Rehearse a message and get a listener big-idea read, then measure what you preached against what you planned. We haven't seen either in a prep tool.
How teams work
Studio is built for a team, not a soloist. Drafts are shared, feedback is anchored to the exact line, and the work flows in one loop — plan, draft, practice, preach — back into the archive it started from.
The teaching team works in one drafting space — current outlines, past treatments, and every past sermon all in reach, no copies emailed around.
Leave feedback anchored to the exact line or section, and review a message before the weekend without losing the thread.
Plan → draft → practice → preach → ingested back into the archive → planned-vs-preached. What you teach becomes what you prepare from next.
Trust & ownership
Studio is a study aid for the people who carry the teaching — not a replacement for it. AI assists after you've done the thinking, staff work stays with the staff, and your church's content stays yours.
Drafts and rehearsals are never shown to members, never indexed for search, and never folded into the shared archive. Studio is the teaching team's workspace.
AI assists only after you write your own big idea — the thinking stays yours. Provenance is tracked and shown, and every AI-assisted section is marked.
Each church's data lives behind row-level security in its own isolated database scope — your preaching is never mingled with another church's.
See how Rewind builds on the years your church has already preached — and what it gives the people who prepare every weekend.