Turn hours of podcast content into actionable notes in minutes
Publication-grade document translation with editable delivery, terminology control, and quality reports
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Pricing
Free: $0/month with 5 episodes/month. Starter: $5/month for 30 episodes/month. Pro: $15/month for 100 episodes/month. All plans include a 7-day money-back guarantee.
One-time credit packages: 20K Credits for $9.9 (≈$0.50/1,000 words), 80K Credits for $29.9 (≈$0.37/1,000 words), 300K Credits for $99.9 (≈$0.33/1,000 words). New accounts receive 10,000 trial credits valid for 30 days. Paid credits valid 365 days. No subscription required; failed tasks refunded auto
Key features
Episode summaries
Key takeaways
Action items
Notable quotes
Chapter outlines
Tweet thread format
Email-ready summary
LinkedIn post generation
Priority processing
Works with any RSS feed
Long document support for TXT, Markdown, and PDF files up to 50MB
100+ language support including hard-to-source languages
Editable Markdown and TXT output files
Bilingual review file for side-by-side comparison
Document-level quality report with terminology and structure checks
Terminology glossary and consistency controls
Asynchronous email delivery with no browser tab needed
Credit cost estimate before task submission
Automatic refund if task fails
Support for multiple document purposes and target locales
What makes it different
No transcript needed - works directly from episode audio
Processes in minutes with actionable outputs
Covers virtually all podcasts on major platforms
Multiple output formats including email and social media
7-day money-back guarantee on all plans
Async workflow designed for document delivery, not chat-based interaction
Quality report included with terminology checks and consistency scores
Transparent credit-based pricing with upfront cost estimates
One-time payment model with no subscription required
Built independently with public production data and transparency about failures