Record the episode.Get the show notes.
Memoth turns each episode — solo riffs, interviews, and co-host banter — into a transcript, summary, highlights, and a production to-do list, so you spend your time making the show instead of writing it up.
Sound familiar?
Show notes eat your edit time
Writing up titles, summaries, and timestamps after every episode is the chore that delays publishing. Memoth drafts the notes from the recording itself.
The best moment is buried
The pull-quote you want for a clip is somewhere in 60 minutes of audio. A searchable transcript lets you jump straight to it.
Production tasks slip through
Sponsor reads, guest intros, fact-checks, and edit notes get lost between recording and publishing. Memoth keeps them as action items.
How Memoth helps
Record the episode
Capture a solo episode or a conversation on iPhone, iPad, or Mac — at your desk or on the move.
Get the breakdown
Memoth creates a transcript with speaker labels, a summary, highlights, and follow-up tasks from the recording.
Publish faster
Turn the summary into show notes, search the transcript for clip-worthy quotes, and work through your production list.
More than a transcript
Speaker-labeled transcripts
Host and guest are separated, so interview transcripts are easy to read, quote, and repurpose.
Show notes from the summary
Start each episode's description, chapters, and key points from a summary instead of a blank page.
Find any quote
Search the full transcript for a phrase to locate the exact moment you want to clip or reference.
A production to-do list
Edit notes, sponsor reads, fact-checks, and guest follow-ups become action items you can actually track.
Original and translated notes
For guests or audiences in another language, translate the episode while keeping the original transcript for exact wording.
Works across your devices
Record wherever the conversation happens, then review and write up later on Mac with iCloud sync.
Frequently asked questions
Can I import an existing audio file instead of recording in Memoth?
Yes. Share an audio file into Memoth from Files, Voice Memos, or an export out of your editing software, and it runs through the same pipeline as an in-app recording: transcript, speaker labels, summary, highlights, and action items. That is usually how a properly mic'd episode gets in.
Does it identify different speakers?
Yes. Memoth separates speakers and labels each segment, so a host-and-guest episode reads like an interview transcript instead of one undifferentiated block. You can rename the labels to actual names, and they stay attached if you translate the episode for a second-language audience.
Can I get show notes out of it?
Memoth writes a summary of the episode, surfaces highlights and key points, and groups the conversation into topics. That gives you the first draft of a description and a chapter list to edit down, instead of scrubbing back through two hours of audio to remember what you actually covered.
How do I find the exact moment of a quote I want to clip?
Search the full transcript for a phrase, and the transcript is tied to the recording, so you can play back that part of the episode to confirm the take and the timing. That turns "he said something great about pricing" into a clip candidate in under a minute.
Does Memoth handle a two-hour interview episode?
Yes, long episodes are a normal case. The practical constraint is the monthly recording hours in your plan — Pro includes 15 hours a month and Pro Plus 40 — rather than the length of any single file. Processing time scales with length, so a long episode takes a few minutes.