Partner with AskCredo
For ministries, publishers, seminaries, and anyone who holds rights to good material
Your audience is already asking AI about the faith, and about your work. Most AI answers from memory, so it paraphrases, puts the wrong name on things, and sometimes invents quotes.
AskCredo searches real sources first, then writes, and every claim links back to the document it came from. Anyone can check it, and you can try that yourself right now. We'd like to do the same with your material.
Who this is for
- Ministries with a deep library of sermons, podcasts, articles, or courses that nobody can easily search.
- Publishers and authors who want their books quoted accurately, credited, and linked back to where people can buy them.
- Seminaries, denominations, and archives holding material your own people can't easily find.
If you hold the rights, that's enough to start.
How it works
There are two arrangements, and they're different deals.
- License your material to us. Your work joins the library AskCredo already answers from, so it gets quoted accurately across our whole audience, credited and linked back to you.
- Get your own version. We build an assistant that answers only from your material, on your site, under your name.
Either way, you approve every source. Answers quote your material, name the document and section it came from, and link back to you. Your content is never used anywhere else without a separate agreement, and if we part ways we delete it in full, search index included.
Audio is the part we most want to build with someone. Not a summary of an episode, but an answer that points at the minute where it was actually said. If you're sitting on decades of broadcast nobody can search, that's the conversation we want.
These are paid engagements. They start with a scoped pilot, priced on the size of your library and what you want it to do. The first conversation costs nothing and ends with a written proposal.
Where we draw the line
We verify citations. We don't rule on doctrine. Our job is to confirm that a quote is really yours and that its source is named. What your version teaches is governed by your standards, not ours.
On contested questions your version teaches your position, in your name, out of your own material. What it won't do is hand that down as the machine's own verdict. It says whose position it is and shows where it came from, and it notes briefly that other Christians differ. Your standards decide what it teaches. We only insist it stay clear about who is speaking.
Every answer keeps three things visibly separate: your sources quoted word for word, the human editorial voice, and the machine's own summary, which is the part that can be wrong. Readers should never have to guess which is which. Every partnership also includes a written report on what we verified and what we couldn't.
Where we are right now
AskCredo itself is live. It answers questions on this site and in our iOS app every day, with every citation checked against its source. Versions built on a partner's own material are the next thing we're building, and we're choosing the first few partners now. Come in early and you get a say in what it does.
If seeing it work on a few of your own documents would help you decide, we'll ask before we touch anything, and it stays private to you.
Tell us what you have and what you'd want it to do. You'll hear back from Nathan Huff, who built AskCredo.
nathan@askcredo.aiQuestions about rights and licensing can go to editorial@askcredo.ai.