Publishers
The goal: one book supports a year of content.
The writing is the hard part. Your authors already finished it.
Keep a backlist working long after its release window has closed.
Modulus Studio · marketing tools for Christian publishers
Web · early accessPreview the path from one source to a month of content.
Explore how Studio will turn books, sermons, and articles into reusable content, with source review built into the editorial workflow.
Free early access · Browser-based preview · For editors, not engineers
The boundary
It is designed to work on reach, downstream of the teaching.
The teaching is the human part. The study, the writing, the years of wrestling with the text, none of that belongs to a tool. Studio is being designed to work downstream of the author. The work was written once. Studio is being built to help adapt it from the page into the formats your audience reads, while keeping the source visible to the editor.
Studio is being built to honor the labor, not add to it.
Who it is for
Built for the publishers and ministries who hold the line on doctrine.
Churches
The goal: one sermon keeps ministering all week.
The sermon is the hard part. You already finished it.
Reach the people who missed Sunday, and the ones who need to hear it again on Wednesday.
Agencies
The goal: one recording supports a month for every client.
The recording is the asset. You already have it.
Each client's voice should stay distinct, with drafts grounded in their own recording.
How it works
Preview the planned editorial workflow.
- 01Preview the source intake
- 02Preview the draft workspace
- 03Review source-check indicators
- 04Approve before publishing
Content Repurposer · preview
Explore the repurposing workflow.
The early-access build shows how one source can become articles, Q&As, key quotes, and posts. It uses clearly labelled preview data while the generation engine and persistence layer are being connected.
The goal is to turn one talk into a useful set of drafts while keeping an editor in control.
Transcription · planned
Audio intake is on the roadmap.
Audio and video transcription is not a live Studio workflow yet. It will be introduced only after real files, failure states, and transcript review have been tested end to end.
Photo Editor · preview
Explore the image workspace.
The preview shows the intended quote-card workflow with sample data. Exporting finished assets from real customer content is still being built and tested.
Designed for source review
Built for the people who check their sources.
This is a design goal, not a claim that unfinished checks are already live.
Generic tools can produce a quote that sounds faithful but was never written. For a publisher, that is a credibility problem. Studio is being built around a separate Source Check that will compare a draft with its source and surface unsupported material for human review. A person will still decide what is ready to publish.
- The workflow is designed to begin with material you provide.
- The planned Source Check will surface unsupported claims and quotations for review.
- Preview labels separate simulated output from live product behavior.
- A person remains responsible for approving every draft before publication.
Theological Judge · planned
A planned review layer for doctrine-sensitive work.
The roadmap includes an optional check that compares a draft with a confession, statement of faith, or house editorial standard. It will surface possible drift for an editor to review; it will not decide what is true.
Volume is the benefit. Trust is the reason to choose it.
Early-access status
Free while the core workflows are being built.
You can explore the browser experience today. No paid plans are offered yet.
- Available nowA browser-based early-access interface and sign-in entry.
- PreviewGeneration, persistence, and image workflows use sample data and carry preview labels.
- Coming laterTranscription, Source Check, and deeper review workflows must pass end-to-end testing before being presented as live.
See the preview. Know exactly what is live.
Open the early-access browser experience and see the workflow taking shape. Preview features stay labelled until the real engine is ready.
Free early access · No paid plans yet · See what's new