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Pewbeam
AI church presentation app that follow your sermon live
589 followers
AI church presentation app that follow your sermon live
589 followers
Pewbeam listens to sermons in real time and automatically displays Bible verses on screen, even when the pastor paraphrases. No manual searching. No slide switching. Detection in under 80 ms. Built offline-first in Nigeria, so it works anywhere. Includes animated presentations, NDI/HDMI output, AI sermon notes, theme, designer, and live transcripts. A free tier is available. The Church deserves AI that serves the Word.
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@darasoba Congrats on the launch. I hope you and Pewbeam get the support you so much deserve.
"To the ends of the Earth!"
@darasoba Congrats on the launch, this is an amazing application of AI to solve a human efficiency problem.
Vzy
@darasoba well done. You put a lot of thought and passion into this.
@evansakanno thank you, Evans.
I led the brand design and collaborated on Pewbeam's website.
Design brief? Make a faith tool feel like top-tier software. Warm enough for Sunday morning. Sharp enough for a tech launch. That tension is where the best work happens.
The brand had to connect with three audiences simultaneously: the pastor who needs to stay in flow, the projection volunteer who is usually one step behind, and the church media team managing a live broadcast. One visual language. Three different pain points.
The website had one task: when you land on it, you immediately understand what Pewbeam does and why your church needs it within five seconds. No jargon. No friction. Just clarity.
Watching it evolve from a brand concept to something churches actively use every Sunday, that's the feeling you aim to create.
It's honestly a brilliant bit of niche AI. You know that frantic energy in a church projection booth when the pastor starts quoting a verse and the projection team is scrambling to type it in EasyWorship? PewBeam basically kills that stress.
@josephanya You are absolutely right, Joseph.
Building Pewbeam has been an iterative process, testing, shipping, and listening to feedback from projectionists and church members across different congregations. The core challenge was always speed and reliability: it had to work instantly, even with no internet, on whatever hardware the church already had.
The product has been built to addressed a common frustration shared by both church members and projectionists. We'd love for you to try it and tell us what you think.
I Just know this product is really gonna change the church presentation, itll give media guys like us some time to chill out 😂
@miracle_michael yes, we will make this all suite.
Pewbeam is that idea we call “Simple but Essential” because I’ve seen this problem in real time happen around, at churches I’ve attended. This one deserves to save churches in having a more profound experience during service and it’s very very lovelyyyy (I’ve seen it work)… thank you for this amazing product, Dara and the team.
Pewbeam is solving a problem that has taunted me for years, I head the Media team in a church, and when the scripture doesn't pop on the screen like is expected, my heart sinks at the disappointment on the preacher's face and the synchronised stares congregants send towards the media booth. Glad to finally see a solution to this long age challenge. Kudos to @darasoba and the entire team.