Podnotes
Turn podcasts and YouTube videos into transcripts, summaries and social posts
- SI Score
- 74/100
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Sign-up required
- Not confirmed
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What it does
Podnotes is a web app that turns podcasts, audio files and YouTube videos into written content. It generates show notes, transcripts, summaries, chapters, timestamps and speaker-separated transcripts. It also creates tweets, LinkedIn posts, newsletters and SEO blogs. The site says it supports 19 or more languages for input and output and offers a style library with over 100 prompts.
Podnotes is a web app for turning spoken audio and video into written content. You can paste a YouTube URL, pick an episode from an RSS feed, or upload media files. The tool then produces show notes, transcripts, summaries, chapters, timestamps and speaker-separated transcripts. It also creates tweets and Twitter threads, LinkedIn posts, newsletters for Substack and Beehiiv, and SEO blogs for Medium and WordPress. The site says it supports 19 or more languages for both input and output, and a style library with over 100 prompts. It also lists integrations with Notion and Webhooks. The pricing page shows paid plans from $29 to $199 per month with transcription limits from 350 to 3200 minutes. Audio diarization, a one-click content generator, a content calendar and a guest research tool appear on higher tiers. The site does not state whether an API or open source code is available, so those remain unknown.
- Turns podcasts, audio files and YouTube videos into transcripts, summaries and show notes
- Creates social posts, newsletters and SEO blogs from one source
- Supports 19 or more languages for input and output
- Transcription minutes are limited on each plan
- Audio diarization and a content calendar appear only on higher tiers
- No API or open source information is stated on the site