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Bring the transcript
Paste your English transcript or import a text-based TXT, SRT or VTT file. Keep timestamps if you want chapter suggestions.
FOR THE WORK AFTER THE RECORDING
Podcast Show
Notes Generator.
Every word,
a new possibility.
Turn your transcript into a useful publishing draft. Summaries, chapter suggestions and episode notes, in one focused workspace.
No card needed · Transcript-based · Works in your browser
EPISODE 024 · SAMPLE NOTES
Good conversations.
Ready for the page.
00:00The idea behind the episode
04:12Finding the right questions
12:45What happens next
EPISODE SUMMARYCHAPTERSFrom transcript → to publishing draft
01 / Independent podcasters02 / Interview shows03 / Production studiosA little less post-production admin.
FROM SPOKEN WORD TO SOMETHING USEFUL
A good episode deserves
more than a blank description.
The recording is done. Now comes the summary, the chapter list, the links and the publishing copy. Give that work a dedicated place.
01
Pull out the useful sentences
Create an extractive summary from the words already in your English transcript.
02
Make the structure visible
Use existing timestamps to draft a chapter list your audience can scan.
03
Keep the details together
Bring show information, guest names, resource links and your next-step message into one draft.
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.
A QUIETER PRODUCTION ROUTINE
Three moves.
A clearer next step.
No complicated project setup. Just the material you have and the page you need.
02
Shape the draft
Add episode details, choose a layout and select the summary length. Generate a structured starting point.
03
Review and take it with you
Check the excerpts, edit your Markdown copy and export the file for your usual publishing workflow.
“The best question is often the one you ask after you stop checking your notes.”Fictional transcript excerpt · demonstration only
MDEditable copy
HTMLWeb-friendly output
TXTPlain-text notes
JSONStructured backup
YOUR WORDS. A MORE USEFUL FORMAT.
From one conversation
to a working draft.
Keep a readable episode summary, a few standout excerpts and the resources you want listeners to find.
The local tool selects text from your transcript. You bring the final editorial judgement before anything is published.
Explore the drafting tools ↗BUILT AROUND THE EDITORIAL WORK
Different voices.
The same need for clarity.
A focused companion for the work between finishing the recording and pressing publish.
The independent host.
Build a repeatable routine for your episode descriptions, key points and resource links.
The interview producer.
Keep guest details, standout lines and timestamped topic changes in one place.
The production studio.
Prepare portable drafts you can review and hand over without tying your team to a publishing platform.
A FRAME FOR YOUR NEXT EPISODE
Same material.
A different editorial rhythm.
Choose a layout that fits the kind of conversation you are publishing.
LAYOUT 01
The editorial note.
A balanced summary, key points, chapters and resources.
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.
BEHIND THE STUDIO
Useful tools.
Honest boundaries.
No invented timestamps. No claimed audio transcription. No hidden upload of your transcript to an AI provider.
This edition is a local transcript toolkit. Your drafts stay in this browser, and you decide what to export, share and publish.
Read about your data →01
Transcript in. Draft out.
No audio upload or podcast-platform connection required.
02
Your editor stays in charge.
Every generated result is a draft to inspect, correct and refine.
03
Keep a separate copy.
Export your notes and a workspace backup before clearing browser data.
ROOM FOR YOUR PUBLISHING ROUTINE
Find your
publishing rhythm.
Explore proposed monthly plans, or start with the working free local studio.
GBP pricing. A free local workspace is available.
A PLACE FOR YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Solo
For independent voices building a consistent publishing routine.
£19 / month
- Proposed allowance: 20 episodes / month
- Three show-note layouts
- Markdown, HTML and TXT exports
- Saved episode drafts
- Reusable show details
FOR A STEADY PUBLISHING RHYTHM
Studio
For creators producing more than one conversation a week.
£39 / month
- Proposed allowance: 60 episodes / month
- All local drafting tools
- Timestamp-based chapter drafts
- Title ideas and transcript excerpts
- Episode archive and JSON backup
A PLACE FOR YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Network
For a larger editorial workflow with more episodes to prepare.
£79 / month
- Proposed allowance: 150 episodes / month
- All local drafting tools
- Flexible show and guest details
- Portable publishing files
- Priority support enquiries
First, find your rhythm. Free.
Try the working local transcript toolkit with no card and no online account.
Paid tiers are proposed service packages. Billing and account-based allowances are not connected in this downloadable edition. No payment is collected. Any applicable tax is shown by a future payment provider before purchase.
BEFORE YOU PRESS RECORD AGAIN
A few useful answers.
What goes in, what comes out, and what this edition actually does.
What does the Podcast Show Notes Generator do?
It turns an English transcript into an editable publishing draft: an extractive summary, key sentences, timestamp-based chapter suggestions, transcript excerpts and keywords. It also offers simple title prompts and export formats.
Does the tool use an AI API?
This edition runs locally without an AI service. It ranks sentences and selects text from your transcript. It does not claim to understand an audio recording or generate an AI-written summary.
Can I upload an audio or video file?
No. Paste a transcript or import a TXT, SRT or VTT text file. Audio transcription and video downloads are not included.
Where do the chapter timestamps come from?
From timestamps already present in your transcript. With plain untimed text, chapters remain empty. The tool never invents timestamps or infers an episode duration from a transcript.
Can I edit the result?
Yes. Use the editable Markdown tab to revise your publishing copy. Download the edited Markdown or TXT. The HTML export and preview use the original structured result, so regenerate to change that structured output.
Where are my transcripts stored?
Your draft and saved episodes stay in this browser on this device. They are not uploaded to a Hobbiton Media database by this edition. Export backups if you want a separate copy.
Can I buy a subscription?
Plans lead to a checkout review, but payments and paid account activation are not connected. Reaching checkout does not charge you or start a subscription.
Can the tool publish to my podcast host?
No. Download or copy the draft, review it, and publish through your usual hosting or content system. No automatic posting or social media connection is included.
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.