For podcasters · show notes on autopilot

Set the recipe once. Every episode after that writes itself.

Tell Verbato which documents you want out of an episode — show notes, chapters, a blog draft, a week of social posts — and every episode after comes back with them already written. You do it once, not weekly.

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Show notes

Growth loops beat funnels — until they don't. A working teardown of when compounding acquisition actually holds.

In this episode

Why funnels leak, what makes a loop compound, and the three loops most teams get wrong.

The Creator pack

Four recipes ship with the Creator pack.

Install it and they're yours — run one, run all four, or change them. The documents, their sections and how each is written are all yours to edit.

Podcast episode

Show notes · chapters · key quotes · five title options · an episode summary.

Social promotion

An X thread · a LinkedIn post · an Instagram caption · email subject lines.

Video content

A YouTube description · clip markers worth cutting · SEO metadata.

Repurpose to writing

A blog draft · a newsletter draft · a guest bio.

The one you define

None of them quite right? A template is just the document's sections, and the instructions are how you want it written. That's the whole system.

The proof — a real recording, the real documents

A real episode — and the show notes Verbato wrote from it.

Speaker labels, timestamps, quotes that are actually what they said — every document is built from the verbatim transcript beside it.

ep42_growth-loops.mp3
48:05 · host + guest · PODCAST SHOW NOTES
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Show notes

Growth loops beat funnels — until they don't. A working teardown of when compounding acquisition actually holds.

In this episode

Why funnels leak, what makes a loop compound, and the three loops most teams get wrong.

The mechanism

From episode to published.

01

Pick the recipe once

A project type is a list: the documents you want from an episode, and how each should be written.

02

Drop the episode

Upload the file or paste a link — the verbatim transcript with speakers and timestamps comes first.

03

It's already written

When the transcript finishes, your documents are written. Edit any of them; regenerate; the edit survives.

A correction you confirm applies from the next episode on — and you can undo any of them.

Conduct, not badges

Your episodes, on a timer.

Deleted fast, provably, never fed to a model to learn from — and never sold. The transcript stays verbatim: a quote you pull is a quote they said.

  • Deleted in 7 days by default — recording, transcript and documents together.
  • Deletion leaves a receipt you can check, not take on faith.
  • Never used to train or improve AI models — ours or anyone else’s.
  • Delete everything, any time, on demand.

Hours are the only meter.

Documents, corrections and exports are never counted — you choose hours, everything else is included. There’s a free tier, no card.

See plans and hours

The short answers

Fair questions.

Can it write my show notes automatically?

Yes — set the recipe once and every episode after that comes back with show notes, chapters, quotes and titles already written. Not a button you press per episode: it has already happened by the time you look.

What if I want different documents?

Change the recipe — the documents, their sections and how each is written are yours to edit. Or write your own from scratch; there's no menu to be limited by.

Do I get the transcript too?

Always — verbatim, with speaker labels and timestamps, beside every document. Every export format on every plan.

What happens to my episodes?

By default they're deleted after 7 days — you can keep a project longer when you need to — every deletion writes you a receipt, and nothing you upload is used to train AI models.