Show notes that survive the edit.
Two-hour episode, three hosts, two guests. We label every voice, polish every sentence, and hand you a transcript ready to become show notes, chapter markers, and the SEO page your episode deserves.
No credit card. Try it on your last episode.
“By the time the edit is done, nobody wants to re-listen for the quote pull.”
— Every working podcaster.
One upload. Everything you need to publish.
Multi-host shows fall apart when transcripts can’t tell the hosts from the guests. A two-hour interview becomes a wall of unattributed text — useless for the show notes pass. Named-speaker labelling solves it: the people you booked stay labelled as themselves, the names you supply at upload stay consistent, and the resulting transcript reads like a conversation between people, not Speaker 1 through Speaker 5.
The same transcript becomes the source for everything else: chapter markers cut from clear topic changes, social pulls from one-line zingers, an episode page built from the polished prose, transcript SEO that brings new listeners to the back catalogue. One upload, an afternoon of repurposing.
Built for the way episodes actually sound.
Named speakers
No “Speaker 1, Speaker 2”. We use the names people say on the call, or the names you supply at upload.
Multi-hour single-pass
Eight-hour all-hands? One file in, one transcript out. No splitting, no stitching, no missed seam.
Polished prose
We strip the umms, the false starts, and the repeats. The meaning stays. The noise goes.
Guest-name handling
When your guest introduces themselves, we use the name. Pre-fill from your booking sheet if you want belt-and-braces.
One upload, a week of content.
Turn a 90-minute episode into a publishable show notes page with timestamps and quote pulls.
Every speaker change is a candidate chapter. Pick the ones that matter.
Publish the full polished transcript as the episode’s website page. Google indexes the conversation.
Pull one-line quotes for Twitter, LinkedIn, Reels — straight from the transcript.