You already have a church app. What happens after the sermon?
Sunday lands. People leave with a Scripture, a story, and one thing they meant to do. By Tuesday that next step is fuzzy. The video is still online. The notes are somewhere. There is no clear place on the church site to pick the message back up and finish what they started.
Cedarly is the follow-through for the sermon or message: a summary, one next step, and a simple way to stay with it after the service ends.
You can keep the tools you already use
Your church app or website usually handles attendance, giving, events, and live stream. Those jobs matter. Cedarly does not do live stream, giving, or event registration. It sits beside those tools as the follow-through layer.
How Cedarly sits on your app or website
Cedarly can be embedded on most church apps or websites. People can:
- Search the sermon library
- Read summaries
- View quotes
- Listen
- Finish next steps
- Take the recap quiz
They can do that on your church site without a Cedarly account. Notes and friends stay in the Cedarly app for people who want those.
Your team stays in control
No sermon goes live without review by a team member or your organization. That keeps doctrine, emphasis, and tone faithful to what was preached. The app also links back to the original video.
Where to go next
Read how Cedarly works for ministries on the Ministries page. If you want a walkthrough for your church, request a demo.