Pitch decks and proposals
Build a proposal, media kit or presentation from relevant content and photographs in your account. Edit the document and review it before sharing.
See how presentations workPodspun combines a finished website design with a deeply searchable archive of what you make. Connect your channels and your work becomes the material for the site, with new posts added as you publish.
It reads the words inside recordings and posts, finds recurring subjects and connects work across your channels. That material can become a pitch deck, new social content, a clip or a newsletter.

Design and deep data, together
The Dataweaver is the engine that imports and reads your work. It transcribes audio and video, indexes captions and organizes the subjects, people and places that come up across your archive.
A conversation from years ago can answer a question today. A past collaboration can become an example for a new partner. Your older work stays available alongside what you publish next.
Search a transcript and go to the moment something was said. Captions make photo and text posts searchable too.
Browse recurring topics and ask questions across connected channels. Answers link back to the material they use.
Live Portrait brings together recurring subjects, quotes and moments, with time periods that show how the archive develops.
A creator's own body of work
Polina Galkina is a travel creator and photographer. Her years of posts include hotel stays, tourism campaigns and work for brands. When a potential partner asks for examples, she can search for a place or a brand and find the relevant posts.
Her Podspun site organizes that work by partner type and destination. Someone considering a campaign can browse her hotel work or see her past projects in California, with the original posts behind them.
See Polina's partnerships pageMake something new from what is already there
The website and the creation tools draw from the same content. Choose what you want to make, then edit and review it before you publish or share it.
Build a proposal, media kit or presentation from relevant content and photographs in your account. Edit the document and review it before sharing.
See how presentations workChoose a theme your show has covered. Podspun draws from the episodes on that theme to write a designed post or carousel, with captions you can edit.
See how social posts workFind a quote or a moment inside an episode, review where it starts and ends, and make a captioned video clip. Audio recordings can become audiograms.
See how clips workDraft an article from an episode or a spoken social video. Review the text, publish it on your site and send it to your mailing list.
See how articles workA website that feels like you
Your site starts from a finished design on your own domain. Change the colors and fonts, arrange blocks on a page, or ask for a change in ordinary language.
You can work in Podspun's AI Site Editor or through a connected AI app. Ask it to make a page from your work or rewrite a section. Ask for a private draft when you want to review a page before publishing it.
See how AI editing works
A television archive with episode pages, transcripts and search into the recordings.
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An individual creator's videos and posts, brought together on a site with his own identity.
Visit AmusingLuisPodspun combines finished website designs with a deeply indexed archive of your work. It builds pages from your connected channels, makes transcripts and captions searchable, and uses that material for new content. The website and the tools work from the same archive.
Yes. Podspun imports older work from your connected channels and keeps adding new episodes and posts as you publish. Captions and available transcripts become searchable, so people can find older material by the words and subjects inside it.
Yes. You can change your colors and fonts, arrange page blocks, or describe a change in the AI Site Editor. Connected AI apps can also work on your site. Ask for a private draft when you want to review a page before publishing it.
The tools use the material suited to their task. Social posts and carousels draw on show episodes and their themes. Clips need audio or video. Presentations use relevant account content and stored images. Articles can be drafted from episodes and social videos with spoken words.