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Tell it what you need. Check it. Publish.

The AI assistant in CWW Studio builds pages and sections from a plain request, and helps you write everything from Sunday’s sermon summary to this week’s news.

CWW Studio with the AI assistant open beside a church website, a request typed in

In the Studio.

Pages, sections and menus.
Ask for a new page, a section on the home page, a rewritten welcome or a tidier menu. The change appears in the Studio as a draft.
Events, news, sermons and devotionals.
Describe what’s coming up or what was preached, and it drafts the entry for you to check and save.
Photos, documents and your voice.
Attach the photos to use, a PDF or Word document to work from, or speak your request instead of typing it.
Nothing goes live on its own.
Every change is a draft you can check, undo in one step or publish. Designs and templates stay exactly as you chose them.

Wherever you write.

Write with AI, wherever you write.
Event descriptions, news stories, blog posts, sermon summaries, devotionals and the words on your pages: give it a few lines and a draft fills the form, ready for you to edit.
A sermon becomes a week of content.
Turn one sermon into a summary, devotionals, a blog post and short posts for social media.
Descriptions for people who can’t see your photos.
It describes photos for screen readers, and writes the short descriptions search engines show, for you to check before saving.
Your words, your facts.
It writes in plain, warm English and never makes up names, dates, times or Bible references that you didn’t give it.

Private, and in every plan.

Every plan includes the assistant, with a set number of requests each month for each website. What you send is used only to answer your request. It isn’t used to train AI models, and nothing it makes goes live until you publish it.

Requests each month, for each website
PlanAssistant requests a month
Starter60
Church200
Network600
CWW Studio editing a church website

Ask for your first page.

The assistant is part of every plan. Pick a design, then tell it what your church needs.

A church asks the assistant for a Harvest Thanksgiving section. It appears on their home page as a draft, ready to check and publish.