A show made without a microphone.
Sources in, directives set, narrated in a voice with consent on record, and published on a schedule.
The same week, handled.
Without Podviva
- A newsletter nobody has time to turn into audio
- Research and filings read once, then forgotten
- A daily briefing that needs a presenter every day
- An internal update nobody hears
With Podviva
- Sources in: RSS, newsletters, news, research, filings, documents
- Directives set what to cover, what to skip and how each episode runs
- Narrated in the host's cloned voice, or a licensed voice, only with consent on record
- Published daily, weekly or on demand, to a public or private feed
A briefing that makes itself
- Sunday
The directives are written
What to cover, what to skip and how each episode is structured, set once.
- Monday, 5 am
The sources come in
RSS, newsletters, news, research, filings and documents are gathered for the episode.
- Monday, 5:30 am
The episode is narrated
In the host's own cloned voice, or a licensed voice, and only with consent on record.
- Monday, 6 am
It goes out on schedule
Daily, weekly or on demand, to a public feed or a private one.
Three jobs, done every time.
Any source
RSS, newsletters, news, research, filings and documents.
Your directives
What to cover, what to skip and how each episode is structured.
On a schedule
Daily, weekly or on demand, public or private.
What runs, and what waits for you.
Built for the whole show.
Consent on record
A cloned or licensed voice is used only with consent on record.
Public or private
Publish to an open feed, or a private one for your own listeners.
Set once
Directives hold what to cover and how each episode runs.
Hosted like any show
Autopilot episodes are hosted and distributed with the rest of the catalogue.