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Research
Collect RSS feeds, web pages, and notes into source-linked fact cards for research and writing.
PodFlow Studio
Research, write, narrate, and export a podcast in one local workspace.
Source on GitHubFrom research to an episode
Gather sources, refine the script, produce the audio, and export. Return to any step when a revision is needed.
02
Write
Organize briefs and deeper stories, draft section by section, and check the facts before recording.
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Produce
Generate narration by section or use your own recordings. Review pronunciation and assemble the episode.
04
Export
Export audio, chapters, transcripts, sources, and show notes, ready for RSS publishing.
Listen
Listen to PodFlow Morning Briefing, with chapters, transcripts, and original sources.
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Who it is for
For creators who want to keep source material, scripts, and audio production together while reviewing the work at each step.
What you can do
- Collect RSS feeds, web pages, and notes into source-linked fact cards.
- Draft and review a script section by section, then generate narration or use your own recordings.
- Export audio, chapters, transcripts, source links, and show notes.
Get started
Listen to an example episode on this page, then open the repository for setup and provider configuration. Follow Research, Write, Produce, and Export for your first episode.
Before you use it
AI research, scripts, and pronunciation need human review. Model and speech services require their own configuration and may charge usage fees. A local-first workspace can still send requests to the providers you configure.
Common questions
Can I review the sources behind an episode?
The workflow keeps source-linked fact cards, and published example episodes include their source links and transcripts.
Does it publish a finished podcast without review?
Research, scripts, pronunciation, and audio need review before publishing. Exported files are inputs to your publishing workflow.