AutoClip for Podcast Clippers

A two-hour interview contains maybe eight moments a stranger would stop scrolling for, and they are scattered through two hours of context. That ratio is why podcast clip accounts grow — the material is good and almost nobody is willing to sit through it. AutoClip handles the sitting: it works through the whole episode, surfaces the strongest self-contained moments, and cuts them so the edit lands on a speaker change instead of mid-sentence.

The Problem

• Two-hour episodes make manual clipping a several-hour job per release
• The strongest lines are scattered, so skimming misses most of them
• Podcast clips are unwatchable without captions, since most people watch on mute
• Episodes drop on a schedule and clips that arrive a week late get a fraction of the reach

The Solution

• AutoClip surfaces the moments most likely to hold a stranger's attention, ranked with a scoring breakdown
• Cuts land on speaker changes rather than mid-sentence, so clips don't open on half a word
• Word-synced captions burn in automatically for mute-first feeds
• Monitored channels get clipped on release day without you submitting anything

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