Drop in a podcast or video, Loomcast transcribes it, finds the best moments, captions them, and lines them up to post everywhere.
Publishes straight to where your audience is
Record once. Loomcast handles everything between the recording and the post.
Drop a recording or paste a link — a podcast, a video, or a webinar.
You get an auto transcript, and the moments worth clipping are surfaced and scored so you're not scrubbing the timeline.
You skim, nudge a caption, and approve. Nothing posts without you.
Captioned clips, a thread, and show notes — scheduled to each platform at a sensible time.
One 58-minute recording, repurposed into a full week of posts.
Loomcast reads the transcript and surfaces the moments worth clipping, scored so the best ones rise to the top.
Word-level captions burned in, styled to your brand.
Your fonts, colors, and safe margins on every clip.
Line posts up across the week and let Loomcast pick each platform's better times.
Find any line you've ever said and clip straight from it.
“I had forty old episodes doing nothing. I ran the backlog through Loomcast over a weekend and got a month of clips out of stuff I'd already given up on.”
“One interview used to mean an afternoon of cutting. Now I approve the cuts from my phone and the whole week posts itself — I haven't opened an editor in a month.”
You keep your host and your clips. Loomcast just makes the derivatives.
Enough to feel it on your next episode.
For a show that ships every week.
For agencies and multiple shows.
No. You keep your podcast host and your channel — Loomcast never becomes your feed. We take the recording you already made and turn it into the clips, threads, and show notes around it. Your main episode stays exactly where it lives.
Audio or video — MP3, WAV, MP4, or MOV — plus a paste-a-link option for a hosted episode. Studio uploads can run up to three hours, which covers a long interview or a webinar with room to spare. A 60-minute episode is usually ready in a few minutes.
Usually a light pass. The transcript is accurate enough to publish, but names, acronyms, and inside jokes are worth a quick skim — you can fix a word once and it corrects everywhere that line is used. Nothing goes out until you approve it.
Yes. Point Loomcast at a batch of past episodes and it processes them in order, so you can rebuild months of clips over a weekend instead of one at a time. On Studio there's no cap on how many you queue.
You do. Plainly. The clips, captions, threads, and show notes Loomcast generates from your recording are yours to post, edit, or delete — on any plan, including free. If you cancel, you keep everything you've already exported.
Upload the one you just recorded and watch a week of content line itself up.
2 free uploads a month · No card required