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What Tools AI Podcasting Uses

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Tools

16 tools · grouped by what AI Podcasting uses
  • M

    Modal

    · 2 mentions · 2 sources
    “Our internal tool stack is: ... Modal for a lot of scale for Python containers”
    high
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    “Our internal tool stack is: Modal for a lot of scale for Python containers”
    high
  • Python logo

    Python

    · 2 mentions · 2 sources
    Other
    “Our internal tool stack is: Python for backend”
    high
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    “Our internal tool stack is: Python for backend”
    high
  • Telegram logo

    Telegram

    · 1 mention
    Other
    “I've connected my local iMessage, calendar, Chrome, Figma, Linear, a call recording tool called Grain, Telegram, and a whole bunch of Chrome automations.”
    high
  • Linear logo

    Linear

    · 1 mention
    Productivity
    “I've connected my local iMessage, calendar, Chrome, Figma, Linear, a call recording tool called Grain, Telegram, and a whole bunch of Chrome automations.”
    high
  • Google Workspace logo

    Google Workspace

    · 1 mention
    Productivity
    “I set up the Google Workspace integration by creating an app in Google Cloud, enabling the Gmail, Calendar, Slides, and all other Google-related APIs, and then connecting all my accounts—my personal one, my day job, and two side projects.”
    high
  • Descript logo

    Descript

    · 1 mention
    Productivity
    “Import cleaned audio. Edit via transcript. Remove filler words. Tighten pacing.”
    high
  • C

    ChatGPT

    · 1 mention
    Platform
    “Planning (ChatGPT): Brainstorm episode ideas, create detailed outline, generate interview questions.”
    high
  • R

    Riverside.fm

    · 1 mention
    Platform
    “Recording (Riverside.fm if remote): Record episode with guest. Riverside captures local tracks and handles transcription.”
    high
  • Claude Code logo

    Claude Code

    · 1 mention
    Platform
    “I have a skill where Codex pings Claude for a second opinion. I do it that way, or sometimes I fully spin up a separate chat in my terminal with Claude Code. That's usually for strategic or personal things—figuring out what I want to do with my career, or doing marketing strategy for my side proj...”
    high
  • G

    Google Cloud

    · 1 mention
    “I set up the Google Workspace integration by creating an app in Google Cloud, enabling the Gmail, Calendar, Slides, and all other Google-related APIs...”
    high
  • C

    Codex

    · 1 mention
    “I have a huge portion of my life set up in Codex now—around twenty automations that run every day. That covers everything from checking my email and writing drafts, to summarizing podcasts, scanning Reddit for competitor information, and pulling insights from customer calls.”
    high
  • O

    Opus Clip

    · 1 mention
    “Repurposing (Opus Clip or Riverside Magic Clips): Generate 10+ social clips automatically. Review and post.”
    high
  • R

    Riverside Magic Clips

    · 1 mention
    “If you recorded in Riverside, Magic Clips is already there. Click "Generate Clips," wait 2 minutes, get 10-15 clips ready to download. No separate platform needed.”
    high
  • Slack logo

    Slack

    · 1 mention
    Productivity
    “It has access to the call recording software I use for Boostly and for personal stuff, plus all my email accounts, my texts, Slack, and my calendar.”
    high
  • A

    Adobe Enhance Speech

    · 1 mention
    “If the audio quality is poor, run the raw files through Adobe Enhance Speech to remove background noise.”
    high
  • Figma logo

    Figma

    · 1 mention
    Design
    “I've connected my local iMessage, calendar, Chrome, Figma, Linear, a call recording tool called Grain, Telegram, and a whole bunch of Chrome automations.”
    high