You recorded the hard part.
Upload an episode. Get captioned vertical clips, show notes, posts, and a newsletter back — written in your voice, ready to post.
One episode free. No setup — your first kit comes back in about ten minutes.
- ✓Uploaded
- 2Transcribing
- 3Analyzing
- 4Generating
- 5Clips
- 6Complete
Segments ready to cut
6 self-contained segmentsOne 60-minute episode → 6 clips, 3 posts, a thread, a newsletter, and full show notes.
Recording was never the bottleneck.
You finish an episode and the work starts over. The show notes you keep putting off. The clips you meant to cut. The posts you’ll write “later.” Meanwhile the episode you already made — the good one, the one with the story people would actually share — quietly stops earning anything the day after it drops.
“I spend way too long promoting each episode on multiple platforms.”
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“Writing show notes is the boring part I keep putting off.”
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“It feels like I’m wasting good content if I don’t repurpose it.”
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“I’m a podcaster, not a full-time marketer.”
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Aftershow does the part you keep putting off.
Everything out.
Vertical clips, rendered
Four to six moments cut, reframed, and captioned. 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9. Download and post.
Show notes
Episode description, chapter markers, five title options, key takeaways, and pull quotes. Paste-ready.
Platform packs
Per clip: a TikTok caption with searchable hashtags, a keyword-forward Shorts title, a Reels caption, on-screen text suggestions, and the verbatim spoken hook so you can confirm the cut.
Three LinkedIn posts
Different angles, written to be read — no “I’m excited to share.”
An X thread
Five to eight posts. The first one works standalone.
A newsletter draft
Subject line, body, and a pull quote from the episode.
A full transcript
Searchable, speaker-labeled, editable. Export as TXT, SRT, VTT, or CSV.
From upload to a full kit.
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Bring the episode
Upload a file or paste your RSS feed. Audio or video, up to 90 minutes.
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Aftershow finds what’s worth posting
It reads the whole conversation, finds complete moments, and writes everything around them.
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Edit what you’d change
Every field is editable. Every edit teaches it your voice.
Made for two people talking, not one person monologuing.
Most clip tools were built for a single speaker facing a camera. Podcasts aren’t that. Aftershow is built for crosstalk, interruptions, and three people finishing each other’s sentences — it tracks who’s speaking, and it never cuts mid-sentence.
Complete thoughts, not fragments.
A clip is only worth posting if a stranger can watch it cold and get it. Aftershow looks for a full story, a real answer, or a joke that lands — with its setup and its payoff intact.
Four to six clips. Not thirty.
You don’t need more inventory. You need clips you’ll actually post. Aftershow returns the strong ones and skips the filler — if an episode only has three, you get three.
Captions that track the words.
Word-level karaoke captions, burned in, positioned clear of the platform UI.
word-level captions, burned in
It sounds more like you every week.
Every tool in this category hands you the same drafts on day one and the same drafts on day ninety. Aftershow watches what you change.
Rewrite a hook, cut a line, swap a phrase — those edits become examples. By the third episode the drafts arrive sounding like you wrote them, because in the way that matters, you did.
Your edits stay yours. They train your voice profile and nobody else’s.
“I’m excited to share a few thoughts on why most podcast advice misses the mark.”
“Most podcast advice is written by people who’ve never shipped 200 episodes. Here’s what actually moved the needle.”No prompts to write. No templates to pick.
Other tools give you a workbench: prompt libraries, chat windows, settings to tune. That’s fine if repurposing is your job. It isn’t yours.
Aftershow is an appliance. One upload, one finished kit, nothing to configure.
Start with one episode, free.
Choose the plan that fits how often you ship. Upgrade only when it earns its keep.
- The full kit — transcript, show notes, posts, newsletter
- Clip recommendations with captions & hooks
- No watermark
- No card required
- 10 episodes a month, up to 90 minutes each
- 4–6 rendered vertical clips per episode — 9:16, 1:1 & 16:9, captioned
- 3 LinkedIn posts + an X thread (5–8 tweets) every episode
- Newsletter draft, show notes & full transcript
- Auto-schedule & publish to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X & Facebook
- Connect your social accounts + a posting calendar you approve
- Voice learning that sounds more like you each week
- All exports (TXT, SRT, VTT, CSV) — yours forever
What we promise
- Your exports are yours forever. Cancelling never deletes your work.
- No watermarks on any paid plan.
- No credits that expire or vanish.
- Cancel in one click, from inside the app.
- We never post anything you haven’t approved.
Straight answers.
Does it work with video?
Yes. Upload video and you get rendered vertical clips with burned-in captions. Audio-only episodes get the full text kit and timestamped clip recommendations.
What if the clips it picks are wrong?
You approve every clip before anything renders, and you can adjust the framing or reject a clip entirely. Nothing gets made without you saying so.
Does it post for me?
Yes, on the Creator plan. Connect your TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, and Facebook accounts and Aftershow proposes a posting schedule across the week. You approve what goes out — nothing publishes without your say-so — and it posts on time.
How does it handle multiple speakers?
Speaker separation is built in, and it’s the case we designed around. You can rename speakers, and those names flow through everything it writes.
What happens to my audio?
It’s stored privately in your account. We don’t train shared models on your episodes, and your voice profile is yours alone.
Can I edit what it writes?
Every field. And you should — that’s how it learns your voice.
Your last episode is still sitting there.
Run it through Aftershow and see what comes back.