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Every episode turns itself into articles and newsletters.

You record the show. The system finds the new episode, transcribes it, writes the article and tells the guest. You approve what matters.

See pricingRuns daily on infrastructure you own
From the filesBuilt
  • A nine-show podcast network. On one show's back catalog the system transcribed 1,231 episodes with zero failures and wrote 933 SEO articles. It now runs every day across the network, emailing guests and hosts from each show's own CRM, with a report every evening. The client moved it onto infrastructure in their own name.

Built · running daily

Fig. 1 · Where I've built this

The problem

The content exists. Nobody has time to use it.

Every episode, webinar or video is full of things worth publishing. Turning it into a transcript, an article and an email takes hours per episode.

So it happens for the first few, then it stops, and years of material sit in a feed nobody searches.

That work can run on its own, every day, and your team only steps in where judgment is needed.

How it works

Content pipeline, start to finish

  1. 01
    FindNew episodes are picked up from your feed automatically.
  2. 02
    TranscribeEvery episode becomes searchable text.
  3. 03
    WriteAn article drafted in your style, with titles and descriptions sized for Google, checked before it goes anywhere.
  4. 04
    SendGuests, hosts and subscribers get their emails from your CRM. You get a daily report.

What you get

Feed-to-database pipeline
Transcripts
Article drafts with quality checks
Newsletter and guest emails
Daily run report
Code in your GitHubYours
The buildSetup from $[0,000]Then in the neighborhood of $[000] a month.
Guarantee[Your guarantee here.]

Questions I get

Will the articles sound like a robot?
Each one is written in your show's voice and checked before it's used. You set how much a person reviews.
What does it cost to run?
Transcription and writing cost cents to a few dollars per episode, billed to your own accounts. [Confirm the per-episode figure.]
Does it only work for podcasts?
No. Any recurring recording works: webinars, videos, live events.

Find out what your back catalog is worth.

The audit counts what you've recorded and what's never been published. $250, credited to the build.

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