Present puts the sermon you prepared fullscreen on your screen or tablet. Your manuscript or outline up front, a clock or time remaining at the top (you pick), and a Record button if you want Recap afterward.
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It’s 10:52 and the worship team is on the last song. Your manuscript is open in a document with toolbars across the top. The timer is on your phone, face-down on the pulpit so the texts stop lighting up. You spent the week in the text. Now you want three things: the words you prepared in front of you, the time where a glance can find it, and nothing else asking for your attention.
Your sermon from Write opens in Present fullscreen, laid out the way you prepared it. Choose whether the top of the screen shows a clock or time remaining. Then preach. If you want an honest look at delivery and content afterward, tap Record before you start and Recap takes it from there.
Your sermon, fullscreen — manuscript or outline, the same words and points you wrote.
Clock or time remaining — you pick which one sits at the top of the screen.
Your big idea up top — series name, sermon title, and big idea sit above your first point.
Record, if you want it — one button, and the recording feeds Recap. Rather wait? Paste a YouTube link or upload audio into Recap later.
Present is for Sunday. Recap is for Monday. Record in Present, or paste your YouTube link later, and Recap gives you an honest look at delivery and content: filler and repeat words, pacing, timestamped coaching notes, and six content checks. Specific. Not a grade.
Get this Sunday’s sermon into Sermonary. When it’s time to preach, open Present and pick a clock or time remaining. If you want an honest look afterward, Recap is already in the base plan.
Free to start. Cancel anytime.
Yes. You choose: a clock, or the time remaining.
No. Plenty of pastors paste from YouTube or upload audio into Recap after the service. Record in Present is there when you want the simplest path.
No. You bring the manuscript or outline. Present shows what you already prepared.
Yes. Present is part of Sermonary. Team adds the Sunday handoff, so your staff get the sermon brief and files without waiting on you.
Yes. Free to start. Cancel anytime.