Memory Graph
Every sermon you’ve ever preached, quietly cross-referenced. Find what you said about Lazarus the last time you stood at a graveside — before you ask.
On-device · Private by design
Your private preaching memory.
PewPad is the on-device companion built for pastors. Prepare, deliver, and multiply sermons in your own voice — your archive lives on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, never the cloud.
On-device
Quietly intelligent
iPhone · iPad · Mac
Universal app
Yours
Forever archive
Built for
✦ Sunday morning✦ Mid-week prep✦ Funerals & weddings✦ Bible study✦ Conference circuits✦ Series planning✦ Visiting evangelists✦ Youth pastors✦ Sunday morning✦ Mid-week prep✦ Funerals & weddings✦ Bible study✦ Conference circuits✦ Series planning✦ Visiting evangelists✦ Youth pastors
What it does
Six pillars. One companion. Built for a Sunday that lands.
Ministry Kit
From one Sunday: a recap email, a small-group guide, a five-day devotional — written in your own voice, ready before the week starts.
Pulpit Mode
Listens with you while you preach. Opens the scripture the moment you quote it. Watches your pace — and never leaves the device.
Voice Reference
Say “John three sixteen” mid-sermon. PewPad opens it before your eyes do — even mid-sentence, even with an accent.
Bible & Commentary
The translations and trusted voices you already preach with. One tap drops a verse straight into the manuscript — even on the plane.
Yours, always
PewPad’s intelligence runs on your device. No uploads. No accounts. No quiet copy of your archive sitting on someone else’s server.
How PewPad fits a pastor’s week
Prepared in your study.
Delivered from your pulpit.
Multiplied through your week.
Remembered for a lifetime.
The PewPad thesis: the pastor’s archive is sacred. We built the substrate that lets it stay private — and still get smarter every week.
Sermon 1
On the cost of love
Easter ’24
Sermon 2
Lazarus, come forth
Funerals
Sermon 3
All things, working
Romans 8
Sermon 4
Made for good works
Eph 2:10
Sermon 5
Living water, today
John 4
Pillar 01 · Memory Graph
Your archive, remembered.
Every sermon you’ve ever preached, indexed on your device — by scripture, theme, illustration, character, and date. PewPad quietly surfaces what you said about Lazarus the last time you stood at a graveside, before you ask.
- Years of preaching, instantly searchable by scripture, theme, or character
- Quietly suggests a related illustration as you write — before you repeat yourself
- Scripture coverage heatmap shows the books you’ve never preached
- Lives entirely on your device, syncs only through your own iCloud
Searchable archiveQuiet suggestionsCoverage heatmapStays on your device
Live preview
Editor whisper · 2.1s ago
You used the “lighthouse keeper” illustration in a 2024 Romans 8 sermon. Reuse — or refresh?
Pillar 02 · Ministry Kit
One sermon — multiplied into a week of ministry.
From a single delivery, generate a recap email, a discussion guide, and a five-day devotional — all in your voice, all on your device, all editable before you ship. Built on an archive-aware writing-style profile that learns from sermons you wrote.
Pastor Voice ProfileEditable before you shipEmail · PDF · Markdown
200 words · email-readyEmail
Sunday Recap
Yesterday we sat with John 3:16 and watched love refuse to flinch. The Father gave; the Son went; the invitation stands. Believe — and live forever, today.
Generated on-deviceFM · 2.1s
Small-group · 5 questionsGroup
Discussion Guide
1. Where is love costly in your week? 2. What does ‘gave’ ask of you? 3. Whom do you find hardest to love? 4. Which line from this passage is hardest to believe? 5. Pray it back.
Generated on-deviceFM · 2.1s
5-day arc · audience kids → adultsDevotional
Devotional
Day 1 — Loved first. Day 2 — Sent on purpose. Day 3 — Believing is leaning. Day 4 — Eternal starts now. Day 5 — Pass it on.
Generated on-deviceFM · 2.1s
“78% of pastors are comfortable with AI for ministry communication — and zero should require shipping their archive to a server.”
Pillar 03 · Pulpit Mode
Pulpit-aware. Listens, never leaks.
Tap into Pulpit Mode and the manuscript becomes alive. PewPad listens with you, follows along, opens the cross-reference the moment you quote it, and gently flags pace drift. Nothing you say ever leaves the device.
- Follows your manuscript sentence-by-sentence — quietly, in the background
- Opens scripture the moment you quote it, before your eyes do
- Pace meter at a glance — never drift past the offering by accident
- Runs all day on a single charge — no fans, no streaming, no drain
Sentence-awareAuto-opens scripturePace at a glanceStays on device
Live · Pulpit Mode
23:14 / 28:00iPad · M4
SectionI. The lavishness of love
“For God so loved the world…”
Auto-openedJohn 3:16KJV · confidence 0.94
Pace
On track
Words/min
142
Section drift
+38s
Listening · 0.0s latency
“first John three sixteen”
Decoded1 John 3:16opens panel
IsaiahHabakkukMelchizedekJesusfirstsecondthird
Pillar 04 · Voice Reference
Quote it. It opens.
Say “first John three sixteen” mid-sermon. PewPad parses pastoral speech — “first / second / third”, “chapter 3 verse 16”, alpha and numeric forms — runs the trigger phrase through its decision policy, and opens the verse panel before your eyes do.
Pastoral phrasingFirst / second / thirdMid-sentence readyCalibrated for the pulpit
Tested against the way pastors actually preach — funeral homilies, mid-sentence references, and accented English.
Pillar 05 · Bible & Commentary
The library you trust, in the page you’re writing.
Drag a verse into your manuscript and it lands as a live chip — tap to open the full reference, the cross-references, the word studies, the commentaries you’ve always preached with. The translations and trusted voices you trust, mirrored on your device so you can prep on the plane.
10+ translationsOriginal-language word studiesTrusted commentariesWorks offline
John 3 · KJVRead · 1m
16For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 17For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.
Word study: ἀγάπηCross-ref: 1 John 4:9Notes (3)
CommentaryTrusted voices
Matthew Henry
“Here is the wonderful love of God displayed in giving His Son for us; here is the believer’s warrant for everlasting life…”
Spurgeon
“Mark it: God so loved — not in measured words, but in immeasurable gift.”
Stored on your device
Pillar 06 · Privacy
Your archive, your device.
95% of pastors are concerned about AI privacy. PewPad answers that concern in the way the app is built, not on a policy page. Everything PewPad does — the thinking, the remembering, the listening, the suggesting — happens on your device. We don’t run servers that touch your sermons. We don’t want to.
0
Uploads, ever
100%
On your device
Yours
iCloud only
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Hidden trackers
- PewPad’s thinking happens on your device — your sermon never leaves it
- Listening is held privately — nothing you say is ever streamed away
- Sync, if you turn it on, uses your own iCloud — never our servers
- No accounts, no content telemetry, no ads — not now, not later
No cloud copyNo accountsNo telemetry on content
Closed TestFlight · iPhone, iPad & Mac
Built for pastors who think privately.
Join the closed TestFlight. We’re onboarding 100 pastors before the public launch — your archive, your sermons, your week of ministry, all on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
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