Podcast Repurposing
Stop running your episode through five different tools. One upload gives you a consistent content pack for every channel.
The content treadmill is real
Recording is the fun part. The rest is a chain of transcripts, notes, clips, captions, and posts that never quite keep up.
Transcription, clipping, captions, social copy, and SEO all live in different subscriptions.
A weekly show can consume a full day of post-production if you do every format by hand.
When every output is written separately, the episode story drifts between channels.
How it works
Upload once. Review the pack. Publish where you already publish.
STEP 1
Upload once
Audio or video. The worker handles chunking and transcription.
STEP 2
Generate the pack
Transcript, chapters, clips, show notes, social posts, and SEO from the same source.
STEP 3
Publish everywhere
Review, copy, and export the formats your channels need.
What you get from one upload
One source of truth, six outputs, consistent across every channel.
The searchable, accessible text layer.
Timestamps that make long episodes navigable.
The moments worth cutting, with hooks and captions.
A publish-ready summary and notes.
LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and newsletter copy.
Title and description built from the episode.
Why podcasters use it
One review pass instead of five separate production tasks.
Ship clips and posts every week, not only when you have time.
Every format starts from the same transcript and story.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly do I get?
A transcript, summary, chapters, clip suggestions, show notes, social posts, and SEO metadata from one upload.
Are the clips rendered?
Not yet. Clip suggestions include timestamps, hooks, and captions; rendered vertical clips are on the roadmap.
Can I use the output commercially?
You keep ownership of your audio and the generated drafts. Review everything before publishing.
Does it work for interview shows?
Yes. Interview episodes benefit the most because the transcript captures guest insights and quotable moments.
Turn your next episode into a week of content
Start with two free episodes. No production team required.