The last word is spoken. The rest runs from there.
Transcripts, chapters, titles, descriptions, show notes, tags and artwork, drafted by agents and held for your review.
The same week, handled.
Without Podviva
- Show notes written late the night before release
- Chapters and tags skipped because nobody has time
- Titles decided in a rush
- Artwork made in another tool, every episode
With Podviva
- Transcript, chapters and show notes drafted from the episode
- Titles, descriptions and tags written for every release
- Artwork prepared with the rest
- Everything waits in a review queue until you approve or edit it
One episode, after the recording
- Thursday, 4 pm
The recording ends
The episode moves into production as soon as the session closes, or as soon as an upload lands.
- Thursday, 4:20 pm
The words are written
A transcript, chapters, titles, a description, show notes and tags are drafted from what was said.
- Thursday, 4:40 pm
Clips and posts follow
Clips are found in the episode and cut, and posts are drafted for LinkedIn, X, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
- Friday, 8 am
The host reviews
Everything sits in one review queue. The host approves or edits each item, and nothing goes out before that.
Three jobs, done every time.
Every word written
Transcripts, chapters, titles, descriptions, show notes and tags.
Artwork included
Prepared with the episode, not in a separate tool.
One review queue
Approve or edit each item before it goes anywhere.
What runs, and what waits for you.
Built for the whole show.
Drafted from the episode
Every piece starts from the transcript of what was said.
Nothing goes out alone
Items wait in the queue until the host approves them.
Uploads count too
A show recorded anywhere else gets the same production once it is uploaded.
Nothing to hand over
The edit, the metadata and the posts come from the same episode, in the same place.