Write the show notes published with an episode

Podcasters use it while releasing an episode to give listeners a useful preview before they decide where to start listening.

Write the show notes published with an episode. The output stays on your device and is ready to copy or adapt as soon as it appears.

How to use

Write the episode title on the first line.
Add the guest name if the episode has one; otherwise use the next line for the first topic.
List the topics covered, one per line, in listening order.
Run the composition to get show notes ready for review.
Adjust the text, copy it into your publishing platform, then clear the fields.

Example

The sample starts with a title, a guest and three topics. After composing, look at how the notes bring together a summary, themes and pointers for the listener. Check that the result stays faithful to your content before publishing it.

Input

Starting an independent podcast
Nora Bernard
Preparation
Equipment
Publishing

Limits and formats

The tool does not listen to the episode and cannot summarise remarks it has not received.
The generated notes need review to correct approximations and repetitions.
If there is no guest, avoid leaving an ambiguous line that could be read as a name.
The output does not replace links, credits or legal notices that you must add yourself.

Where processing happens

The notes are composed directly in your browser. The title, guest and topics you enter stay on your device, with no sending to an outside service and no storage by the tool.

Frequently asked questions

Can I leave the guest line empty?

Yes, if the episode has no guest. Just check that the first topic line is not mistaken for a name before running the composition.

Do the notes include links or credits?

No, the tool composes text from the title, guest and topics provided. Add the necessary links, credits and notices afterwards in your platform.

Do I need to rewrite everything after generation?

Not necessarily. The result is a structured draft; you can correct it, shorten it or expand it to match your podcast tone.