Upload an episode's audio. Podeo listens to it, directs the visuals beat by beat, and hands back one finished long-form video. A 60 minute episode takes about 20 minutes. Not clips, the whole episode. It opens in a real timeline editor, and Copilot takes edits in plain English, like "punchier intro, more b-roll". Connect YouTube once and it publishes for you, with the title, chapters and thumbnail written.
Hi PH. Shaik here.
YouTube is the second biggest place people go looking for podcasts, and most
shows are not on it. Not because hosts do not want to be. A video version means
a camera, a room that looks decent, lights, and a second edit every week. So
audio shows stay audio shows.
We spent about a year on one question: can you make the whole episode
watchable from the audio alone. Not a waveform over a still image, not clips.
The full hour, as something worth leaving on a screen.
So you upload the audio. Podeo listens to the episode and writes the entire
video design, beat by beat, then goes and fetches real photos and footage to
match. A 60 minute episode is done in about 20 minutes. After that it opens in
a normal timeline editor, plus Copilot, which takes edits in plain English.
Connect your YouTube channel once and it publishes with the title, chapters and
thumbnail already written.
Every demo on the site was made by Podeo from audio only, nothing filmed. Here
is a full 29 minute one: https://youtu.be/sFFwCkf1nPw
The visuals turned out to be the easy half. Early builds cut on a fixed rhythm
and the result felt like a screensaver, technically correct and completely
dead. Most of the year went into teaching it to cut where the conversation
actually turns.
Free trial, no card. I am around all day. Tell me what your show is about and
I will tell you straight whether this works for it, including when it does not.