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Features

What the engine does to every reel, what you control in review, and what Publish and Studio add. Anything not available yet is marked Coming soon.

A straight-on livestream view of a pastor at a wooden pulpit

Photos are AI-generated illustrations, not a real church.

1

The reel itself

What the engine does to every moment it selects.

  • Framing that follows the speaker

    Faces are tracked with identity continuity so a wide shot does not latch onto the front row, and camera cuts are detected so a punch in never straddles one.

    Every plan
  • Word timed captions

    Every word carries its own start and end time, so the highlight lands with the voice instead of drifting behind it.

    Every plan
  • Church name and scripture reference

    The church name sits on the reel, and the scripture reference appears when it was actually spoken. Nothing is invented.

    Every plan
  • Cuts on phrase boundaries

    Each clip is split where the sentence breathes, roughly every four seconds, cycling medium, close and wide with a slow push in.

    Every plan
  • Voice first audio

    Denoise, EQ and compression on the voice, a music bed ducked underneath it, and a final loudness pass at the level phones expect.

    Every plan
  • Vertical output

    1080 by 1920 at 30 frames a second, delivered at the quality the platforms keep rather than a file you have to re-encode.

    Every plan
2

Your review

What you control before anything is shared.

  • Watch, keep, discard

    Five reels arrive together. Approve the ones you want and leave the rest. There is no timeline to learn.

    Every plan
  • Fix a misheard word

    Transcription is not perfect. Correct the words in the caption editor and the caption layer is rendered again. The timing stays the same.

    Every plan
  • Ask for different moments

    If the five picks miss the point of the sermon, say what you were looking for and a new selection is made.

    Every plan
  • Email when the reels are ready

    One message per sermon, not a stream of notifications.

    Every plan
  • Private review link

    Send an unlisted link to someone who needs to see a reel before it goes out.

    Every plan
3

Sharing through the week

Posting tools on Publish. Anything that needs a platform's approval is marked Coming soon.

  • Titles, descriptions and hashtags

    Written from the reel's own transcript slice and its hook, then handed to you to edit.

    Publish
  • Post to YouTube Shorts Coming soon

    Connect the channel once and approved reels go out on the schedule you choose.

    Publish
  • Instagram and Facebook Reels Coming soon

    Posting to Meta needs an app review before we can switch it on, so today you download the reel and upload it yourself.

    Publish
  • TikTok Download only

    Download the reel and upload it to TikTok. Posting directly needs an audited app, which we do not have yet.

    Publish
  • Schedule across the week Coming soon

    Approve once, then let the reels go out Monday, Wednesday and Friday in your church timezone.

    Publish
  • Church logo and end card Coming soon

    Your logo on the reel and a closing card pointing back to the full sermon.

    Publish
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One identity across campuses

For churches with several preachers or campuses.

  • Several preachers or campuses Coming soon

    More than one channel on the account, with ten sermons a month instead of five.

    Studio
  • Branded caption template Coming soon

    Your colours and type carried into the caption style rather than the default look.

    Studio
  • Second language subtitles Coming soon

    The transcript translated once and burned as a second caption track.

    Studio
  • Quote cards and a sermon notes PDF Coming soon

    The same five picks rendered as still images, plus notes drawn from the full transcript.

    Studio
  • Priority Sunday night processing Coming soon

    Your jobs move to the front of the Sunday queue.

    Studio

Not on any plan

There is no timeline editor, no manual trimming, no custom font upload and no dubbing. Keeping the product this narrow is what keeps the Reels plan simple.