Sunday's sermon, ready for Wednesday's small group
Someone on your team spends hours every week turning the sermon recording into notes: rewatching, pausing on every projected verse, writing discussion questions. SightScript produces the study guide from the recording itself — usually before the coffee's done.
It listens to the message and reads the projector at the same time, so a verse that was shown on screen but only paraphrased out loud still makes it into the guide, with an accurate reference and the point the speaker drew from it.
Free to try — no account, no card.
One recording in. A study guide out.
Study guide
A complete devotional guide: the key passages cited by reference, the teaching points organized under headings, reflection questions for small groups, and a prayer prompt.
Scripture references
Every passage referenced in the sermon — spoken or projected — with its exact text from the World English Bible (public domain), looked up rather than AI-written, plus the reference for reading in your own translation.
Summary
A three-paragraph summary of the message, sized for the church bulletin or a social post.
Chapters
A timestamped outline of the message, so listeners can jump back to a section.
Visual notes
Everything projected on screen — verses, song lyrics, announcement slides — written down.
Transcript
The full sermon, word for word, with timestamps and speaker identification.
It reads the projector, too
Audio-only tools miss half the service. SightScript watches the screen your congregation watched.
Projected verses, caught
When the preacher says "as we just read" and moves on, the reference on screen still lands in the guide — checked against what was actually displayed.
Slides become teaching points
Sermon outlines and title graphics shown on screen structure the study guide the same way they structured the message.
Accurate references
Verse references are cross-checked against what was displayed, not guessed from audio — no more "Second Timothy... or was it First?"
How it works
Paste the service link
The YouTube link from your livestream or archive is all it takes.
It watches the message
Sermon audio plus everything projected: verses, outlines, lyrics.
Send the guide
Export to Word or PDF and hand it to your small-group leaders.
Questions, answered
Does it catch verses that were only shown on screen?
Yes — that's the point. SightScript reads the projected slides, so a verse displayed but never read aloud is still captured, and spoken references are cross-checked against what was shown. Verse text comes from the World English Bible (public domain) — looked up word for word, never AI-written — and every reference is listed so your group can read it in its own translation.
How long can the sermon be?
A free account covers recordings up to 45 minutes, which fits most sermons. Pro ($9.99/month) extends that to 90 minutes for full services and conference sessions.
Can we get the guide in another language?
The guide can be produced in English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, or Italian — whatever your congregation reads, regardless of the language preached.
What does it cost?
You can try it free without an account (3 videos per hour, up to 20 minutes each). A free account allows 10 videos per month up to 45 minutes. Pro is $9.99/month for 100 videos up to 90 minutes.
Try it on your last video
Paste a link, pick your output, and see what it caught on screen.
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