Personal
Free
$0
Free forever, no card needed
- Build decks yourself with text, Scripture, image, link and poll cards
- Share by link or QR code; readers never need an app or account
- Your first 3 decks built for you from your notes
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.
See 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.
One message, one week
Here is what one message does in Epyst, from the night you finish your notes to the next time you sit down to write.
Paste your notes, snap a photo of your handwriting, upload a document, record your talk or drop in a video link. Or just talk, and the cards appear as you speak. You choose how much help Epyst gives, and you edit the result.
Put a QR code on the screen or in the bulletin. People open it on their own phone, with no app and no account. Go live and everyone follows along card by card, with polls and chat, while your big screen stays in sync.
The whole deck stays on their phone to reread. In the app they can add private notes to any card, bookmark it and pick up where they left off. What they write is theirs. You never see it.
Readers respond, reply and like, and you decide which decks have responses on. Any card can become a quote post or a carousel for Instagram and TikTok, or on iPhone a reel of up to 15 cards, with the credit on you.
When you post a public deck, your followers get a notification. Churches on Teams can also send an announcement to every member, for the service change or the Saturday workday.
Views, completion, reading time and the cards people noted most, on Intelligence and Teams. Totals only, never a list of who read what. Then you sit down to write the next one.
For churches
Your own page, with your name, logo and color. Members join with one link or QR code, and their Home opens to your decks and your announcements. Reading is always free for them.
Share one link or QR code. Approve members first if you want to.
Members open to your decks. They can still explore all of Epyst whenever they choose.
Post a note on your church Home and notify every member, once a day.
Pastors, youth and group leaders publish under the church name, with one shared allowance.
You can start free and build decks on your own. Teams starts at $49 a month when you're ready to bring your church on together.
Pricing
Building a deck yourself and sharing it is free, forever. Intelligence builds it for you from what you already have, and shows you what kept them reading.
Personal
$0
Free forever, no card needed
Personal
$29.99/month
or $299.99/year · 7-day free trial
Churches & teams
$49/month
or $499/year
Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing. The free plan stays free either way.
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Prices in USD for subscriptions bought on the web. Teams costs more when bought in the iPhone or Android app.
Questions
Teams starts at $49 a month for 3 creators and up to 250 members. It goes up to $229 a month for 25 creators and 10,000 members, or you can pay yearly. Those are web prices; Teams costs more when bought in the iPhone or Android app. Members never pay to read or join, and they do not use a creator seat.
Share your church link or QR code. Members join with a free account, and you can approve them first if you prefer. Once they join, their Home opens to your decks and announcements. They can switch to all of Epyst or leave whenever they like.
Anyone who follows your church gets a notification when you post a public deck. On Teams, you can also send an announcement to every member once a day. People need the app with notifications turned on, and they stay in charge of their own settings.
Church apps are destinations people forget to visit. Epyst meets people where they already are: a link in a text message, a QR code on the big screen, a notification pushed to their phone. Use it alongside what you have. No migration, no replacement.
Yes. Building decks yourself and sharing them by link or QR code is free, forever, and reading a deck never needs an account. Your first 3 decks built from your notes are free too. Intelligence ($29.99 a month) builds decks from your notes, documents, audio or video, and adds Talk to Epyst, Live presenting, responses, audience insights, PDF export, newsletters and scheduling. New subscribers try it free for 7 days.
You decide. Keep my meaning organizes and polishes your material without adding new ideas. Help me develop it builds on your core message with supporting ideas. Epyst remembers your choice if you ask it to, and you review and edit every deck before anyone sees it. You can also build the whole thing by hand.
Yes. Start from whatever you have: typed notes, a photo of your handwriting, a Word or PDF file, a recording, a YouTube link, or just talk and watch the cards appear. Epyst lays it out for a phone, and you can do all of it from your phone or a computer.
Yes. Start a live session and everyone follows the same deck card by card, with polls, reactions and chat. People just open the link. Your big screen can follow along through AirPlay, Chromecast or any browser on the computer connected to your projector. Live is in beta and is part of Intelligence and Teams.
No. Anyone you share a link with can read it instantly, in any browser, with no download and no sign-up wall. A free account and the app add private notes, bookmarks, responses and notifications for the people who want them.
No. Private notes belong to the person who wrote them, and creators never see them. Insights show totals such as views, completion and how many notes a card received, not a list of who read what. Responses are the public part, and you choose which decks have them on.
Bible studies, devotionals, small-group questions, event details, announcements, newsletters. A deck can hold text, Scripture, images, links and polls, plus audio, video and PDFs on Intelligence and Teams. Any card can also become a post for Instagram or TikTok, free.
Reading works in any phone or computer browser. The app is on iPhone, iPad and Android, and you can create on the web as well.
Download Epyst, start from your notes, and share your first deck before Sunday.
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