For pastors & church leaders
Epyst turns your sermon notes into a clean, mobile-friendly page your congregation can read, revisit, and share all week long.
Free to start · Your readers never need an account
On a computer? Create a free account on the web
A real deck, live. Scroll it.
By Wednesday, most of the room can't recall the main point. Members who missed service have no good way to catch up. Your best work deserves a longer life than a single morning.
How it works
Sermon notes, an outline, a document, or a recording. Bring it as-is, or send it straight from your notes app's share sheet. No formatting, no design work.
Your content becomes a clean deck of cards with points, scripture, images, and resources, built to be read on a phone.
Text it, email it, or put a QR code on Sunday's slide. Anyone can open it. No account, no app, no friction.
Your sermon doesn't end at the benediction. People revisit your notes on their phones: in line for coffee, in the group chat, in their own study time.
Go live on Sunday morning and your congregation follows the same deck card by card as you speak, with reactions and chat built in. The room's big screen can follow along too: cast it, AirPlay it, or run it on the desktop that already drives your projector. No projector wrangling, no printed outlines.
Members who missed Sunday read the message in five minutes instead of skipping an hour-long replay they were never going to finish.
Every deck is a link and a QR code. Put it in the bulletin, on screen, or in a text, and it just works for everyone, on any phone.
Questions
Yes. Creating and sharing decks is free, forever. Paid plans add conveniences like PDF export, scheduling, and expanded creation tools, but sharing a deck and reading one never costs anything.
No. Anyone you share a link with can read it instantly: no account, no app download, no sign-up wall. Open the link, read, done.
Yes. Start a live session from your phone and your congregation follows the same deck card by card in real time, with reactions and chat built in. Viewers just open the link, and the big screen works with Google Cast, AirPlay, or the display app on your projection desktop, right inside your normal Sunday workflow.
Yes. If you can write sermon notes, you can use Epyst. Start from your notes, an outline, or a document, and Epyst handles the structure. Most pastors publish their first deck in minutes.
Bible studies, devotionals, small-group questions, event details, announcements, newsletters. Anything you want people to actually read and keep.
Church apps are destinations people forget to visit. Epyst meets people where they already are: a link in a text message. Use it alongside what you have. No migration, no replacement.
Download Epyst, start from your notes, and share your first deck before Sunday.
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