Your offline workbench
Save separate projects, import text or caption files, find source excerpts, and edit five content formats. Keep exact source references beside each draft and finish your own review before exporting.
FOR CONSULTANTS WHO HIT RECORD
Your ideas.
One organized
content desk.
Turn your transcripts into reviewed posts, newsletters, clip plans, and branded carousels. Keep your sources, drafts, and publishing plan together in an offline content studio.
Free studio: 3 slides, 6 themes, PNG downloads. No account or card.
EPISODE → CONTENT01 / FIELD NOTES
“A small offer should create a useful decision, not pretend to solve the whole business.”
FICTIONAL DEMONSTRATION · SOURCE IDEALINKEDIN DRAFT Review the source
Help the buyer make
one useful decision.
In this fictional consulting example, clarify:
- Which decision will this support?
- What will the buyer receive?
- Where does the work end?
Your expertise. A clearer starting point.
05 formats12 recipes01 workspace
No new recording No required software subscription Reuse for every episode
A WORKFLOW YOU CAN REPEAT
Less blank-page time.
More use from what you know.
The kit helps you structure and check drafts. You choose what deserves to be published.
Carousels and a real calendar
Build branded slides and export 1080 × 1350 PNGs, a slide ZIP, or printable HTML. Give drafts dates and times, then download calendar reminders for your calendar app.
A complete worked example
Explore a fictional transcript and completed draft pack, five guided workflows, twelve content recipes, and thirty hook starters. Use the manual tools or add an optional external AI drafting step.
TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
Keep the idea.
Change the format.
Try a working part of Episode Desk for free: paste a transcript, generate up to three slides from source excerpts, choose a theme, edit the layout and copy, and download your PNGs. No sign-up, expiry, or payment details. The example below is fictional.
Try the free carousel studioFICTIONAL EXAMPLE / A CLEAR CONSULTING OFFER
Start with a concrete promise.
“A small offer should create a useful decision, not pretend to solve the whole business.”
That sentence supports a post about a useful decision and a clear scope. It does not establish that smaller offers always sell better.
MAKE THE NEXT EPISODE GO FURTHER
A small system.
Yours to keep using.
For independent consultants and small teams who already record useful conversations—and want help turning them into written content.
A desktop or laptop browser is recommended. No audio transcription, finished video clips, or automatic social posting is included.
THE COMPLETE KITONE TIME
$19USD · one-time download
- Offline studio with saved projects and editable drafts
- Branded carousel PNGs, ZIP, and print export
- Publishing planner + calendar export
- Source checks, five workflows, twelve recipes
- Full fictional sample + 30 hook starters