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  • Unlimited episodes. Built for daily shows, 5+ eps a week, and small networks. Credit-based tools make you ration episodes — we never do.
  • Replace your $50–500/episode show-notes VA. The same post-production pack, every time, minutes after the episode drops.
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    Paste your RSS

    Drop in your podcast feed URL. That's the whole setup.

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    Every time you publish, we transcribe and write the full pack automatically.

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One episode in, a full pack out

A real sample from a 38-minute interview episode. This is generated automatically — no editing, no prompting.

Transcript TXT · SRT · VTT

00:00:04  Host: Welcome back to the show. Today we're talking
          about the one habit that changed how you build products.
00:00:11  Guest: For me it came down to shipping the smallest
          thing that could possibly teach us something…

Show notes

In this episode we get into why "smallest shippable experiment" beats the big-bang launch, how to run a one-week validation loop, and the metric that actually predicts retention.

  • 03:20 — The one-week validation loop
  • 14:05 — The retention metric nobody tracks
  • 27:41 — When to kill a feature

Chapters YouTube + podcast app

00:00 Intro
03:20 The one-week validation loop
14:05 The retention metric nobody tracks
27:41 When to kill a feature
36:12 Where to find the guest

5 title options

  1. The One-Week Loop That Kills Bad Ideas Fast
  2. Ship Smaller: A Founder's Retention Playbook
  3. The Retention Metric Nobody Is Tracking
  4. How to Know When to Kill a Feature
  5. Smallest Shippable Experiment, Explained

Episode description

This week: why the smallest shippable experiment beats the big launch every time. We break down a one-week validation loop, the retention metric that actually predicts churn, and a clean rule for when to kill a feature. Timestamps below.

3 social posts X · LinkedIn · IG

X: "Ship the smallest thing that can teach you something." New ep on the one-week validation loop 👇

LinkedIn: Most teams over-build before they learn anything. In this episode we walk through a one-week loop that de-risks every feature…

Instagram: The retention metric nobody tracks 📉 New episode out now — link in bio.

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FAQ

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You do. Everything we generate from your episodes is yours to use, edit, and publish however you like. We claim no ownership over your content or the output we produce for you.

What does "unlimited with fair use" actually mean?

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What don't you support (yet)?

The launch version does not handle private or password-protected feeds, episodes over four hours, video, translations, team seats, publishing back to your host, or a public API. Those are on the roadmap after launch.

Can I really try it before paying?

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