For podcast producers
Upload your transcript or audio file. Clip Verdict scores every segment by emotional hook, quotability, and social platform fit — then hands you three timestamps with captions ready to post. Solo producers are cutting 90-minute repurposing workflows to under 10.
Three steps from raw episode to ready-to-post clips.
Upload a transcript (.txt, .srt, .vtt) or an audio file. If you send audio, we transcribe it first. No reformatting or prep work on your end.
Clip Verdict reads the full transcript and rates each segment on three axes: emotional hook, quotability, and which social platform it fits best — Twitter / X, LinkedIn, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts.
You get exact timestamps, the transcript excerpt, a suggested caption per platform, and a score breakdown so you can override if your gut disagrees.
A real output condensed from a 54-minute interview episode.
"The moment I stopped optimizing for downloads and started optimizing for one listener — that's when everything changed."
"Most people treat their email list like a broadcast. The ones growing treat it like a conversation."
"You don't need ten thousand listeners. You need a hundred people who would miss you if you stopped."
If you record, edit, publish, and promote your show yourself — this is for you.
You ship every Tuesday. You've figured out recording and editing. Repurposing clips is the last thing you get to on Sunday night — and it shows. Clip Verdict gets you three clips with captions before you close your laptop.
Your guest said five incredible things in 60 minutes. You know it. Your audience never sees four of them because you don't have time to scrub the timeline. Clip Verdict finds the moments worth pulling, ranked, with timestamps.
You're at 800 subscribers and know social clips are how you break through. You just don't have a social media person. Clip Verdict pulls the moments designed for each platform specifically.
If your show is tightly scripted and every line is already quote-ready, you probably don't need this. Clip Verdict earns its keep on conversational, long-form episodes where the good stuff is scattered across an hour.
We're opening Clip Verdict to a small group of weekly producers first. Leave your email and we'll reach out when your spot is ready.