LAYOUT 01
The editorial note.
A balanced summary, key points, chapters and resources.
SHOW-NOTE LAYOUTS
A frame for
your kind of conversation.
Choose a starting structure, then shape the copy in your own editorial voice.
LAYOUT 02
The guest conversation.
Guest details up front, followed by key ideas and transcript excerpts.
LAYOUT 03
The short dispatch.
A tighter overview for a concise episode description.
THE STRUCTURE IS ONLY THE START
Good notes fit
the episode they describe.
The standard layout keeps a balanced overview. The interview layout brings the guest into focus. The short dispatch keeps the generated Markdown concise.
Every layout uses the material in your transcript. Review the draft before sharing, and adjust the Markdown to reflect the conversation accurately.
Try a layout →A FICTIONAL EPISODE
Making room for
better conversations.
A thoughtful discussion about preparing interviews, listening carefully and finding the useful detail in a long conversation.
Start with a better question
Listen for the unexpected
Give the audience a next step
Illustration only. Actual chapters use your transcript’s timestamps.
LET THE CONVERSATION TRAVEL
You have the conversation.
Give it a better page.
Bring a transcript. Leave with a clearer starting draft for your next episode.