A workspace for
the words after the recording.
A practical way to prepare episode descriptions and supporting notes from an English transcript.
A more considered
starting draft.
Each tool has one job: make the transcript easier to turn into a useful episode page.
Extractive summaries
Rank sentences and select a short overview directly from your transcript. No AI API is required.
Timestamp-based chapters
Select a manageable set of timestamped sections. Plain text without timing produces no chapter list.
Episode and guest details
Keep the show name, episode number, host and guest alongside the notes.
Excerpts and title prompts
Review short transcript excerpts and keyword-based title suggestions before using them.
Resource links
Add the links you actually want to share. Only HTTP and HTTPS links are accepted.
Portable export formats
Copy notes or download Markdown, HTML, plain text and a structured JSON result.
Making room for
better conversations.
A thoughtful discussion about preparing interviews, listening carefully and finding the useful detail in a long conversation.
Structure helps.
Your judgement finishes it.
The tool does not verify factual claims, infer guest credentials or decide whether a quote is suitable for publication.
Check the source material, confirm links and revise the wording. Use the Markdown editor to shape your final publishing copy.
See the workflow ↗Clear about
what is included.
Your transcript stays in your browser. Cloud teams, audio transcription, AI rewriting and automatic publishing are not connected.
Browser-local drafts
Save drafts and return to them from this browser profile.
Workspace backups
Download a JSON backup of saved episodes and restore it after confirmation.
Subscription review
Choose a proposed plan and review its billing interval before any future provider checkout.
You have the conversation.
Give it a better page.
Bring a transcript. Leave with a clearer starting draft for your next episode.