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 it writes them, automatically, every time you drop a recording. You do it once, not weekly.
The work that gets skipped is the work that grows the show
Recording is the easy part. What makes an episode findable — show notes, timestamps, a post for people who read instead of listen, clips for the feed — is exactly what gets dropped in the week you are busy. Every episode published without it is reach left on the table.
The usual fix is a tool with a menu: press a button, get show notes. Verbato has no menu. You describe what you want once, and it stops being a task at all — promotion becomes a side effect of publishing rather than a second job after it.
Four recipes ship with the Creator pack
Install it and they are yours. Run one, run all four, or change them — the documents, their sections, and how each one should be written are all yours to edit.
Podcast episode
Show notes · chapter timestamps · key quotes · five title options · an episode summary
Social promotion
An X/Twitter thread · a LinkedIn post · an Instagram caption · email subject lines
Video content
A YouTube description · clip markers for the moments worth cutting · SEO metadata
Repurpose to writing
A blog draft · a newsletter draft · a guest bio
None of them quite right? Write your own— a template is just the document’s sections, and the instructions are how you want it written. That is the whole system.
How it actually works
Pick the recipe once
A project type is just a list: the documents you want out of an episode, and how each should be written. Install the Creator pack and you have four of them already. Change them, or write your own from scratch.
Drop the episode
Upload the file or paste a link. You get a verbatim transcript with speaker labels and timestamps — the thing every one of the documents is built from.
It is already written
When the transcript finishes, the documents in your recipe are written. Not a button you press per episode — a thing that has already happened by the time you look. Edit any of them; regenerate any of them; the edit survives.
Also worth knowing
The transcript stays verbatim
It is the record. The interpretation happens in the documents, never in the transcript — so a quote you pull from it is a quote they said.
Show notes, on their own
If show notes are the only thing you want, that is a one-line recipe.
Every export format
TXT, SRT, VTT, JSON, DOCX, PDF — on every plan, including the free one.
Edit, then regenerate
Rewrite a document by hand and regenerate it later — your edit is preserved, not overwritten.
Publish the episode. It is already written.
Free to start, no credit card. Document generation runs on every plan — including the free one, on every recording. Not a trial.