Raw podcast in. Clean edit out.

How it works

Four steps. You only do the first one.

Drop a video in and walk away. Everything below happens on its own, in order, and ends with Resolve open on the finished timeline.

Step 01

Drop the raw recording in

Pick a file, paste a Google Drive link, or drag the video anywhere onto the window. Multi-hour, 100 GB+ camera masters are fine — nothing gets copied or re-encoded.

Then walk away — the rest is automatic.

Step 02

It transcribes every word

ElevenLabs Scribe turns the audio into a word-timed SRT. Not a rough transcript — every single word carries its own in and out point, which is what makes frame-accurate cutting possible later.

Output: a word-timed SRT you keep

Step 03

It keeps only the last clean take

Read the same line five times? PodPipe spots the repeats and throws away everything but the final one. Stammers, cut-off words, "sorry, my bad", throat-clears and crew chatter go too — even when they share a subtitle cue with good audio.

Output: a reviewable, timestamped cut list

Step 04

DaVinci opens, already edited

PodPipe launches Resolve, imports your original media, drops colour markers at every decision, and builds the clean timeline — gapless, cut on the footage's own frame rate. You land in the edit, not the paperwork.

Output: a finished timeline on your original source

The whole app — 3 MB, no browser, no Electron. Pick a source; the Activity log does the rest.

What it does

The whole edit, before you touch a timeline.

PodPipe knows your finished transcript up front — so applying the cuts produces exactly that, at word precision.

Before you start

What you'll need.