Kinode Show Notes
Show notes you never have to write.
Connect your podcast RSS feed once. From then on, every new episode gets show notes, chapter markers, pull quotes, and a newsletter draft on its own.
What it does
Most podcasters put off show notes until the last minute, because writing them is tedious and the episode is already done. Kinode Show Notes does the writing for you. Connect your RSS feed once, and each new episode is transcribed and turned into publication-ready notes: a summary written for a listener deciding whether to press play, timestamped chapters, verbatim pull quotes, and a list of links and mentions taken from the audio itself.
Each episode also gets a newsletter draft with a subject line, a hook, and a call to action, so the episode email becomes a quick review instead of an hour of writing. Notes appear in your dashboard as soon as processing finishes. Paste them into your podcast host, or pull them through the API.
Capabilities
Watches your RSS feed
Point Kinode at your feed and new episodes are picked up and processed on their own.
Publication-ready notes
Episode summaries, timestamped chapters, and guest and topic callouts, formatted for your podcast host.
Newsletter drafts
Every episode becomes a subscriber email draft in your voice.
Quote extraction
Pull quotes worth sharing, with timestamps.
How it works
Connect your feed
Paste your podcast's RSS URL once. The newest episode processes immediately so you can see the output.
Kinode watches the feed
The feed is checked every 30 minutes. New episodes get transcribed whether or not captions exist anywhere.
Notes generate themselves
Summary, chapters, quotes, links, and a newsletter draft appear for each episode.
Publish anywhere
Copy from the dashboard into your host, or pull via API into your publishing pipeline.
Use cases
Solo podcasters
Ship notes and the episode email in minutes instead of losing an evening per episode.
Podcast networks
Keep note quality consistent across every show without hiring writers per feed.
Producers & VAs
Have client-ready notes waiting when an episode drops instead of the day after.
SEO for episodes
Chapters and summaries give search engines real text to index for every release.