People say “good word” on the way out. It’s kind. It just doesn’t help you grow as a communicator of the gospel.
An honest look after you preach.
Recap starts with a recording. Paste from YouTube, upload audio, or record live in Present. Then Recap breaks down delivery and content so you can see the sermon you actually preached.
Ways in:
Paste from YouTube
Upload audio
Record in Present
Not a grade.A mirror.
What Recap actually shows you
Filler words and repeat phrases, mapped across the message
Pacing and energy you can feel but rarely measure
Clarity when long sentences and fillers stack up
Six content checks, including Gospel centrality
Timestamped coaching notes (strong + suggestions)
Private feedback. Not a public scoreboard.
Cameron Beidler
I like the recap section. Helpful notes to hone the skill without writing things for me. I appreciate it doesn’t go from just the manuscript as a sermon preached is always different.
Kai Ordonio
Recap is “the honest friend you didn’t know you needed.”
Matt Schaffner
I love the Recap. The potential to get better seeing this kind of piece week in, week out is immense!
Where recap fits
Preach however you preach.
When Sunday’s done, paste your YouTube link (or upload / record in Present).
Recap meets you after the sermon.
Start with this Sunday
Preach. Then paste your YouTube link, upload audio, or record in Present. Recap gives you an honest look. If Sermonary isn’t for you, cancel anytime.