Give listeners a clear way into your episode

Use your saved episode recording to draft podcast show notes on your Mac. Check the details, then copy the text to your publishing tool.

A podcast host in a rose jumper checks a paper topic card beside a microphone before recording.

01

Choose the saved episode

Open your recorded episode in Chat. Tell Weeve who the notes are for and which recording to use.

02

Ask for the episode notes

Request a short description, main topics and useful takeaways. Ask for sources so you can check the wording.

03

Check and copy the draft

Review names, claims and suggested wording. Ask for revisions, then copy the Markdown text to your publishing tool.

The same host records an introduction into a microphone, with one open Mac to her side.

The conversation gives you the material

Your guest explains the idea in their own words. Use those explanations when you introduce the episode to listeners.

The same host records an introduction into a microphone, with one open Mac to her side.

The conversation gives you the material

Your guest explains the idea in their own words. Use those explanations when you introduce the episode to listeners.

An episode draft with the source conversation beside it

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Weeve can make mistakes. Please check answers.

An episode draft with the source conversation beside it

Weeve

An episode draft with the source conversation beside it

The next step
All recordings
 
Ask about your recordings…Standard
Local

Weeve can make mistakes. Please check answers.

The host reviews paper episode notes beside one open Mac.

The details stay open to review

Return to the cited passages as you read the draft. Check what was said before you include a claim or quotation.

The host reviews paper episode notes beside one open Mac.

The details stay open to review

Return to the cited passages as you read the draft. Check what was said before you include a claim or quotation.

The host reads the reviewed paper notes by the canal window, with no computer in view.

Notes you can prepare for publication

Take the checked text into your publishing tool. Add verified links and any editorial details the conversation does not contain.

The host reads the reviewed paper notes by the canal window, with no computer in view.

Notes you can prepare for publication

Take the checked text into your publishing tool. Add verified links and any editorial details the conversation does not contain.

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Teon Beijl, Founder at Unpuzzler

“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”

Teon Beijl

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Teon Beijl, Founder at Unpuzzler

“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”

Teon Beijl

Founder

What can I include in the show notes?

Ask for an episode description, topic sections and takeaways supported by the saved recording. This is a text drafting workflow. Check guest names, quotations and factual claims, then supply any missing context. Chat and transcription can miss or misread details. A draft does not establish that a guest claim is true.

Does Weeve add chapters, links or audio clips?

How do I revise and use the notes?

Can I keep the drafting local or use Claude?

Should my guest know I am recording?

What can I include in the show notes?

Ask for an episode description, topic sections and takeaways supported by the saved recording. This is a text drafting workflow. Check guest names, quotations and factual claims, then supply any missing context. Chat and transcription can miss or misread details. A draft does not establish that a guest claim is true.

Does Weeve add chapters, links or audio clips?

How do I revise and use the notes?

Can I keep the drafting local or use Claude?

Should my guest know I am recording?