Drop in the audio and get chapter titles, timestamps, show notes and a YouTube chapter export back — while the edit is still open.
Transcription is close to commodity now. The work is knowing where a conversation actually turns and naming that turn in a way someone will click. PodTime is built around the pick, not around a transcript with features bolted on.
Illustrative record. Synthetic waveform — PodTime has processed no episodes yet, so nothing here is a measurement.
Illustrative breakdown of a one-hour interview episode.
Not one blob of text to reformat by hand at midnight. These are the formats planned for launch.
In the exact format YouTube parses, so the chapters appear on the video.
Plain times and titles, ready to paste into your podcast host's description field.
A written summary per chapter rather than one paragraph for the whole episode.
The full text, for the site and for search.
The finished export, straight from your editor. No account setup between you and the first result.
Boundaries with times and titles. Move one, rename another — the picks are a starting point, not a verdict.
Each export in the shape its destination wants, so the episode ships the night it is finished instead of slipping a week.
Founding licences are one payment, for good. Everyone after launch pays monthly.
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