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WAVR Podcast

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WAVR is the post-production tool for podcasters tired of spending Sunday mornings writing show notes. Paste your transcript. Hit one button. Get: SEO show notes, X thread, newsletter, LinkedIn post, guest bio, chapter markers, SEO metadata, and 3 social posts — all refinable with AI. Built for solo podcasters who want to look like they have a team — without the agency retainer. From $12/month. First week free.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built WAVR after watching a friend — who runs a genuinely great podcast — spend 4 hours every Sunday writing show notes, crafting tweets, drafting newsletters, and generating chapter markers. 4 hours. Every week. For a show that gets 800 downloads per episode. I thought: this is exactly the kind of repetitive, format-following work that AI should be doing. So I built WAVR. Here's what makes it different from the 5 other AI podcast tools you've probably seen: 1. It generates ALL 8 output types in one pass — not one at a time 2. You can refine any output with a plain-English instruction ("make this punchier") and it rewrites in-place with undo 3. Episode history is saved automatically so you can revisit any past episode's content pack 4. The Publish modal lets you push directly to Substack, Buffer, Notion, or download as Markdown/Text I'd love your honest feedback — especially from anyone who runs a podcast. What outputs would you add? What's missing?

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Hey Product Hunt! I built WAVR after watching a friend spend 4 hours every Sunday writing show notes, crafting tweets, drafting newsletters, and generating chapter markers. 4 hours. Every week. For a show that gets 800 downloads per episode. I thought: this is exactly the kind of repetitive, format-following work that AI should be doing. So I built WAVR. Here's what makes it different: 1. It generates ALL 8 output types in one pass not one at a time 2. You can refine any output with a plain-English instruction ("make this punchier") and it rewrites in-place with undo 3. Episode history is saved automatically 4. The Publish modal lets you push directly to Substack, Buffer, Notion, or download as Markdown/Text I'd love your honest feedback. What outputs would you add?

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