Use case · Podcasts

Podcast transcripts, chapters and show notes, ready before your episode drops.

Upload once for a transcript, summary, chapters, ad markers and captions; paid plans add automatic RSS processing.

The problem

Recording is the fun part. Everything after it isn't.

Every episode needs a transcript for accessibility and search, chapters for listeners, and notes for the episode page, and each one is its own chore.

If you run ads, you also need to know where the natural breaks are, which means listening through again.

How it works

Three steps from recording to text.

01
Add the episode
Upload the file, or connect your RSS feed so every new episode is picked up automatically (paid plans).
02
We process it
Transcript with timestamps, titled chapters and natural ad-break markers.
03
Publish
Paste chapters into your host, post the transcript, and export captions for the video version.
What you get

From one recording.

Transcript
Timestamped and searchable. Included on every plan, including Free.
Chapters
Titled chapters ready for your podcast host.
Ad markers
Natural ad-break opportunities detected in the episode.
Captions
SRT and VTT for the video version of the show.
Translation
Transcript and captions in another language for listeners who don't speak the one you record in (every plan, +1 credit per minute).
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can it watch my feed?

Yes. Add your RSS feed as a source and new episodes are processed as they publish (pipelines are on paid plans).

How is it billed?

By the minute of audio: transcription is 1 credit per minute, with chapters, ad markers and translation as per-minute add-ons.

Can I try it first?

Yes. A free account includes 5 credits (about 5 minutes of audio), and the free YouTube analyzer previews the first two minutes of a video up to 10 minutes long, no account needed.

Try it on your next episode.
Create a free account and run a short clip, or preview a public video with the free analyzer.