1. Load your episode
Use MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, or another browser-supported audio file. Video can be played for review, but audio-only files export more reliably.
2. Review timeline
The simple timeline loads immediately. Build the waveform only when you want visual audio detail.
3. Mark manual cuts
Use this for restarts, repeated lines, coughs, long pauses, or any section you want removed.
4. Optional audio engine
This is the heavier part. Start it only after playback works and you are ready to analyze or export.
Long episodes can still push browser memory during analysis/export. The app no longer starts that heavy work automatically.
5. Add intro/outro music
Optional: load your intro and outro songs here. They will be included when you export a cleaned WAV with intro/outro enabled.
6. Project save/load
Save your edit decisions, episode details, and notes as a project file. Load it later if you need to keep working.
Project files store notes and timestamps, not the audio file itself. Re-load the same episode audio before continuing.
7. Cut list
These sections are marked for removal. Review before exporting.
8. Export audio
For short and medium files, this browser build can export a cleaned WAV. For very long episodes, use the edit log as your production guide.
9. Episode details
Capture the information needed to publish faster.
10. Transcript, notes, and distribution assets
Paste a transcript or teaching notes. This local version can format show notes, captions, and chapter markers without calling an AI service.
This version does not use AI yet. The next sellable version can add transcript generation, filler-word removal, MP3 export, clip recommendations, and user accounts.