Write the sermon once.

One readable file per sermon, in a folder you choose. Keep that folder in iCloud Drive, Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox and you have backup and sync on your own account, with nothing stored by us. A file written by any version opens in every later one, and you can export every sermon as plain text at any time, no licence asked.

Type Romans 8 and get every sermon that touched it, even one that quoted a single verse. Open a sermon and see what else touches its chapter, where else you told that story, and the rest of its series. A map of the whole canon shows the chapters you have preached and the books you never have.

Tags complete as you type them, so a slip of the shift key never makes a twin. Put them in groups and each group is one chip in the library, opening to a short list with counts: pick one from each and the groups combine. What a sermon is for, a funeral, a wedding, Easter, is a word in the byline rather than a tag, with its own chip. And a tag is a place: press one and see every sermon that carries it in the order they were preached, the tags that travel with it, and the chapters it came from.

The app goes read only. Open, search, and print all of it, for as long as you own the computer. A subscription buys the ability to write and to preach from the podium, never access to what you already wrote.

$12.99a month, or$119.99a year

One person, up to three of their own computers. The key arrives by email the moment you pay; paste it into the app once and it works offline from then on.