Building in public — beta opens soon

Stop spending Saturday afternoons on podcast post-production.

Cuepost turns your raw recording into a clean transcript, chapters, and publish-ready show notes — then levels and cleans the audio to broadcast standard without over-processing it. All in under 10 minutes per episode.

The middle layer between your recorder and your host.

Free to join. We'll email when beta opens. No spam — one update a month, max.

The pain

You started a podcast to talk. Not to edit, transcribe, and write notes for hours.

Today Descript translated, not transcribed. It just did it on its own. The AI is getting unhinged.
r/podcasting, May 2026
Descript is $24/mo and I publish 4 episodes. That’s $6 per episode just to clean audio.
r/podcasting
Descript is riddled with glitches — a phantom guest’s transcript ran alongside the actual audio.
r/podcasting

How it works

Upload once. Get a complete episode package back.

  1. 01

    Upload your raw recording

    MP3, WAV, or M4A. Up to 3 hours. Drag and drop, that’s it.

  2. 02

    We transcribe, write, and clean

    Whisper-grade transcript in. Chapters and show notes drafted by AI. Audio leveled and cleaned — naturally, not over-processed.

  3. 03

    Copy. Paste. Publish.

    One-click format for Apple Podcasts Connect or Spotify for Podcasters. Bundle download includes everything.

Every episode includes

AI transcript

Whisper, with timestamps and SRT export

Chapter markers

Auto-generated, jump-friendly

Show notes

Draft + 3 format presets

Clean + level

Noise and "um"/"uh" out, leveled to -16 LUFS — without over-processing

Why Cuepost

Focused. Fair-priced. Friendly to your data.

The middle layer. Nothing more.

Use any recorder — Riverside, SquadCast, your phone. Publish on any host — Buzzsprout, Spotify, Apple. Cuepost handles the messy middle, and stays out of the rest.

A content layer, not just audio.

Transcript, chapters, and show notes from a single file drop — plus cleanup and broadcast leveling on the same pass. Most AI tools cover half of this; the rest of your stack stays one less subscription smaller.

Broadcast-leveled, every time.

Output auto-normalized to -16 LUFS — the Apple Podcasts and Spotify standard. No separate leveling step, and no “my episode is too quiet” complaints from listeners.

Natural, not over-processed.

Cleanup and filler removal preserve room tone and crossfade every cut — tuned to avoid the robotic, “messes with the speech” artifacts AI tools are notorious for. And $19/mo means $19/mo. No surprise auto-upgrades.

What Cuepost is not

We're picky about scope. These tools are great — they're just not us.

Cuepost lives between your recorder and your host, and nowhere else. If you need any of the below, here's where to look:

For thisUse this
Recording remote guestsRiverside, SquadCast
Hosting and RSS feedsBuzzsprout, Spotify for Podcasters
Interactive transcript editingDescript
Social posts, newsletter drafts, 5 title variationsCastmagic, Cohost AI
Single-purpose background noise removalAdobe Podcast Enhance Speech (free)

Keeping our scope tight is how the transcript + show notes layer stays genuinely great.

Join the waitlist

Be one of the first 50 podcasters on Cuepost.

We're shipping the beta to early signups first. The earlier you join, the sooner you get access — and the more your feedback shapes the product.

From the founder

Hey — I'm Rong. I'm building Cuepost solo, in public, as an indie developer.

I've spent the last few weeks reading what hundreds of podcasters say about their post-production workflow — on Reddit, in G2 reviews, on Twitter. The answers were almost identical: cleanup, transcripts, show notes, chapters — repeated every episode, for every episode, forever. Existing tools either bundle it with bloated video editors or price it like enterprise software.

Cuepost is what I'm building instead. Focused on the content middle layer. Priced for one-person shows. Privacy-respecting. Beta will open the moment it's actually useful to you — not a day before.

If you join the waitlist, you'll get an email from me asking about your last episode. Reply to it. I read every one, and the answers directly shape what ships first.

— Rong