AI Sermon Archive + Pulpit Intelligence
Discovery Lens
E Data Asset
The more it's used, the harder it is to replace
One-Liner
Ingests decades of sermon notes, transcripts, or audio — creates a searchable, topic-tagged archive with a "topic gap analysis" showing which areas haven't been addressed in 2+ years and which scriptures have been over-indexed.
Kill Reason
Sermon archive search and gap analysis is a plausible feature within existing church media platforms (Subsplash, Faithlife, Planning Center), not a standalone business; the incumbent threat is existential for a single-purpose tool at this price point.
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