Episode to shownotes in minutes, not hours.
Upload your episode, get a clean transcript, a dedicated show-notes pack - title ideas, description, takeaways, pull quotes and SEO tags - and translations into 18 languages for international listeners.
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Built for the parts of podcasting you hate
Less time on post-production, more time on the next episode.
Manual shownotes
2–3 hours per episode rewatching, summarising, formatting.
Now: The "Podcast show notes" template writes title ideas, an episode description, key takeaways, pull quotes and SEO tags in 30 seconds. Copy, edit, publish.
Finding the moment worth clipping
Scrubbing an hour of audio for the 30 seconds worth sharing.
Now: AI chapters split the episode by topic with timestamps, and a click on any paragraph plays that moment.
Audience speaks 18 languages
Hard to grow internationally when your content is English-only.
Now: One-click translation to Spanish, German, Japanese, Hindi and 14 more - same paragraph structure, same timestamps.
What you'll get back
Same upload, all four outputs. SRT and VTT exports too.
Key quote: "LATAM downloads doubled in three months after we started translating."
Action items: Translate flagship episodes to Spanish, measure international download lift.
Pay only for what you use
Top up once. Credits never expire. No subscription. One wallet for transcription, scans and captions.
New accounts get 15 free minutes to try - credits work for scans and captions too.
Frequently asked questions
Not covered here? Ask us, we usually reply within a business day.
Why publish a transcript with every episode?
Transcripts make episodes quotable and searchable, help listeners skim, and give search engines the full text of your show - steady organic discovery for old episodes.
Can I export captions for clips?
Yes - download SRT or VTT for audiograms and video clips, or TXT for show notes and blog posts.
Does it tell the host and guest apart?
It can label the speakers for you; on a long or noisy episode, check the labels before you publish. Every paragraph is timestamped, so pull-quotes are easy to find.
Can I combine several recordings into one transcript?
Yes. A lecture recorded in parts, or an interview spread over several sessions: transcribe each file, select them in your history and press Merge. The parts come together in the order you set, with timestamps running on and speakers numbered across them. It is free, and the originals stay.
What does an episode cost?
About $1 per hour of audio, pay-as-you-go. A weekly one-hour show runs a few dollars per month, with no subscription.
Ship the next episode faster.
$0.83–$1.25 per hour of audio. Top up once, use anytime. Credits never expire.
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