Podcasts & video: Turn every episode into searchable, shareable text
Get a full transcript for show notes, captions, and SEO — with clean speaker labels ready to turn into a readable article.
Remote-first culture
- Nina asked Tom how his company builds trust across a fully remote team.
- Tom described a weekly async video update in place of daily standups.
How do you build trust on a team that's never met in person?
We replaced daily standups with a weekly async video update — it changed everything.
Turning a raw episode recording into show notes, captions, and a blog post is manual work you repeat every single week — and the same co-host or guest name gets misspelled and re-fixed by hand each time.
What changes
Generic transcription
"...joined today by Jorday Whitfeld to talk about..." — every episode, you fix the same misspelled co-host and guest names by hand before the transcript is usable.
With custom vocabulary
"...joined today by Jordan Whitfield to talk about..." — save the name once as custom vocabulary, and it's spelled right in every future episode automatically.
Export straight into your workflow
Subtitles for the video cut, a doc for show notes — same transcript, whatever format you need next.
How it works
Step 1
Upload the raw episode recording once you're done recording.
Step 2
Get a speaker-labeled transcript back in minutes, host and guest split out automatically.
Step 3
Export SRT/VTT subtitles for the video cut, or Word/PDF for show notes and a blog post.
Step 4
Save recurring co-host and guest names as custom vocabulary — every future episode uses it automatically.
Why it works for podcasts & video
Get a full transcript for show notes, captions, or SEO in minutes, not hours.
Export subtitle files (SRT/VTT) ready to drop into your video editor.
Save co-host and guest names once as custom vocabulary so spelling is never re-fixed episode after episode.
Custom vocabulary carries 15 saved terms on Free and 50 on Pro, so a full recurring cast and their frequent jargon can be saved once, not fixed every week.