One link for every audience
Use the same published deck for service slides, group chats, email, social posts, and follow-up messages. Your audience gets a consistent reading experience wherever they find it.
Share sermon notes
Share sermon notes without sending another PDF.
Give your congregation one clean link they can open from a text, slide, bulletin, email, or social post. Epyst keeps the notes readable on mobile from the first tap.
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Start with notes
Use a sermon outline, Bible study, devotional, or ministry resource.
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Structure the message
Epyst turns long-form content into short, readable cards inside a deck.
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Share one link
Your congregation can open the notes on mobile without an account.
Better than a document attachment
PDFs and long documents can be awkward on phones. Epyst breaks notes into cards so people can move through the message at a natural pace.
Useful beyond the room
Members who were absent, small group leaders, and people revisiting the message midweek can all use the same shareable notes.
Why Epyst
Made for the gap between preaching and follow-up.
Most tools are either built for the stage, the archive, or the whole church operation. Epyst is the simple publishing layer for the notes and resources people need after the message.
Mobile-friendly public reading pages
Share by link, QR code, text, email, or social
Structured decks for sermons, Bible studies, and devotionals
No account required for public viewers
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I share sermon notes with Epyst?
Publish the deck, then share the link or QR code anywhere your congregation already pays attention.
Can I share notes before or after the service?
Yes. You can prepare notes ahead of time and share them during service, or publish them after the sermon as a follow-up resource.
Does Epyst replace sermon video hosting?
No. Epyst complements audio and video by giving people a quick readable artifact they can revisit without watching a full replay.
Turn your next message into
something shareable.
Download Epyst, start from your notes, and share a mobile-friendly deck with one link.