Automatic Show Notes from Your RSS Feed
Connect your podcast feed once. Every new episode gets professional show notes delivered within minutes—no uploads, no manual transcription. Save 30-60 minutes per episode.
RSS-Based Automation
Connect your RSS feed once. Show notes are automatically generated and delivered to your email, Slack, or Notion within 2-5 minutes of publishing—no manual uploads required.
Learns Your Podcast's Voice
AI memory analyzes your past episodes to match your unique style and tone. Stop rewriting—get notes that sound authentically like your show from the start.
Global Template Updates
Define shared sections like sponsor announcements or links once. Updates apply automatically to new episodes and retroactively to your catalog.
For Indie Podcasters
Built for Interview Shows & Solo Creators
Designed specifically for indie podcasters who need professional show notes without the manual grind. Perfect for interview-style podcasts with multiple speakers.
Monitors your podcast feed every 10 minutes. New episodes are automatically detected, transcribed, and transformed into show notes—no uploads required.
Automated Workflow
Your Podcast Workflow, Finally Simplified
Every podcaster knows the post-production grind: transcribing, formatting timestamps, writing summaries, and publishing show notes across multiple platforms. It's 30-60 minutes of repetitive work after every episode—work that takes you away from creating great content.
RePod.tools eliminates this entire workflow. Connect your RSS feed once, and every new episode automatically flows through our AI pipeline—transcription, formatting, show notes generation, and delivery—all while you focus on your next episode. No uploads, no manual steps, no context switching between tools.
Works with Any Podcast Host
RSS-First Approach
Universal Compatibility
Any RSS Feed
Works with Buzzsprout, Libsyn, Transistor, Anchor, Podbean, and every podcast host that provides an RSS feed—which is basically all of them.
Slack Notifications
Get instant notifications in your workspace when show notes are ready. Perfect for teams that coordinate episode publishing.
Zapier Integration
Connect to thousands of apps and build custom workflows. Automatically post to social media, update databases, or trigger team notifications.
Google Docs Export
Automatically save show notes to Google Docs for editing, collaboration, or archiving. Works with your existing Google Workspace setup.
Notion Integration
Deliver show notes directly to your Notion workspace. Perfect for content calendars, episode databases, and team collaboration.
Email Delivery
Get show notes sent directly to your inbox. Simple, reliable delivery that works with any email client. No account setup required.
RSS-based automation means RePod.tools works with any podcast host. No special integrations needed—just paste your feed URL and you're done.
Trusted by Podcasters Worldwide
Hear from podcasters who've transformed their workflow
“RePod.tools cut my post-production time in half. I just publish and the show notes appear like magic. Game changer for solo podcasters.”
Sarah Mitchell
Host of Tech Unplugged Podcast
“The AI actually understands my interview style now. I barely edit the notes anymore—they're spot-on from the start.”
Marcus Chen
Creator of Founder Stories
“I used to dread writing show notes. Now I don't even think about it. RSS automation is exactly what indie podcasters needed.”
Jessica Rodriguez
Host of Marketing Minds Weekly
“Finally, a tool that works with my workflow instead of against it. No more manual uploads or copy-pasting between platforms.”
David Thompson
Producer of The Innovation Show
“The global templates feature is brilliant. I updated my sponsor message once and it applied to all episodes. Saved hours of work.”
Emily Watson
Host of Creative Conversations
“As someone who publishes 3 episodes a week, RePod.tools is a lifesaver. It's like having a dedicated assistant who never sleeps.”
Alex Kumar
Creator of Daily Insights Podcast
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