Changelog
What is in the app, and what is new.
The newest build for each computer, then everything No Prod AI does today, area by area. Release by release notes start with the public builds.
Producing an episode
Podcast production, end to end
One pipeline from raw cameras and microphones to a posted episode: cleaned sound, a transcript, the cut with its camera switches, chapters and a description, the best moments, a hook, an introduction, the final look, thumbnails, the render and the upload.
Multicam podcast editing →Who said what, in which language
Every recording transcribed on your computer, the language decided across the whole recording rather than its first seconds, each line tagged with its speaker — and, from each camera, the expression on the speaker’s face.
Offline transcription →Your best moments, kept or rejected
The moments most likely to travel are ranked for you to keep or reject; the hook at the start of an episode uses kept ones only.
Clips with captions →Thumbnails prepared from the episode
Each speaker’s most expressive frame and a few creative concepts written from what the episode is about, with a style kit that keeps a show’s look. Making them is one click, in credits — or copy the prompt and make them yourself, free.
Podcast to YouTube →A vertical video from someone talking to camera
The face found about once a second, the frame cropped to fill a 9:16 picture around it, and captions in short bold lines.
Vertical video →
Deciding as much as you want
Three levels of control
Casual stops only before anything is posted, Guided also at the checks that shape the episode, Professional at every check — each a card you approve, change or send back. Guided from Pro, Professional on Ultra.
Pipelines and checkpoints
Every step is a tool you can run on its own, and pipelines chain them; a step marked for review waits for you before the job goes on.
Notifications when you are away
Your computer’s own banner says when a job is waiting for you, has finished, or stopped with a problem.
The editor
A timeline from the first second
Every file on a timeline as soon as a project starts, each step of the job replayed on it as it lands.
Captions, caption mixes and text styles
Captions in the language spoken, styled your way, and mixes that change style through a hook — beside the speaker’s face, then loud, then plain.
Music, sound effects and transitions
Royalty-free background music and sound effects you can download in the app, and forty-five classical transitions centred on the cut so nothing drifts out of sync.
To Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, and back
An edit handed over as a timeline those editors import — cameras on their own tracks, zooms and levels as keyframes, chapters as markers, captions beside it — and their timelines opened back as edits.
Exporting to another editor →
Publishing and following up
Upload to YouTube
The finished episode uploaded private with its title, description and chapters, scheduled for a date or published now, with the picked thumbnails ready for YouTube Studio’s test. Running the step again never uploads twice.
Podcast to YouTube →Posting everywhere else
TikTok, Instagram, Facebook Pages, LinkedIn, X, Vimeo, Pinterest, Google Drive and the podcast hosts Buzzsprout, Transistor, Podbean, Spreaker and Captivate — most connected with one button.
Publishing everywhere →Every number in one place
The Published page reads how each post is doing on each platform and puts them side by side, with YouTube’s own analytics per video.
Brands
The accounts you publish for grouped as brands: one on the first plan, three on Pro, unlimited on Ultra.
Pricing →
The assistant
Ask in words, on your computer
A local language model that finds your files, starts the work in a project, and organises the library — showing each change for you to approve.
In the editor
Ask for a change to the open edit and it is made with the editor’s own functions, one undo step per answer.
Speak instead of typing
Every chat box has a microphone; the words appear as you speak and are tidied before you send them. Nothing is kept.
Making what you did not record
Pictures, video, music and sound effects
Generated online when you ask, paid in credits, priced before you click. Made in versions for you to review and tag, and catalogued on the Creations page.
Or make it yourself
Wherever something can be generated, the prompt is there to copy and use elsewhere, and what you bring back is used exactly like what was made here.
Getting started
A first launch that gets everything ready
The AI it needs is fetched for your machine, then a short benchmark says which features run well on it — and plainly when it is not enough.
Footage from your phone
Scan a code on screen and send files from a phone straight into the folder you had open, over your own network.
Help in the app
Short tutorial videos for each part of the app, opened from the sidebar — the same ones as on this site.
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