Demo
Nine stages. Then you hear it.
A real run, produced by this pipeline, and the order it happens in.
Stage by stage
Initialising pipeline...
Features
Everything a run needs, in one pass.
- Sources
- RSS, URLs, plain text or a script. Several per project, read fresh each run.
- Selection
- Scored and ranked against your filters, so a run picks from what is new.
- Script
- Written for narration, then held for review before any audio is made.
- Narration
- Platform voices, chosen per project, metered in credits.
- Audio
- Stitched, mastered and levelled, with optional music underneath.
- Schedule
- Any cadence, timezone-aware. A run happens with nobody watching.
- Team
- Four roles, with the boundaries enforced in the query rather than the UI.
- Review
- Nothing publishes itself. A person approves a draft first.
See the nine stages of a run
- Fetching sources
- Filtering & deduplicating
- Fetching full articles
- Enriching & filtering
- Scoring & selecting stories
- Generating summaries
- Synthesising audio
- Stitching episode
- Creating draft
Security
Boundaries are structural, not settings.
Nothing here is a preference a customer switches on.
Tenant isolation
Scoped by organisation in the query, not by a check above it.
Media access
Audio is served through short-lived links, scoped to one object.
Credentials
Vendor keys stay server-side and never reach a response.
Roles
Four of them, resolved from the session on every request.
Audit
Admin actions recorded with actor, target and reason.
Processing
Runs execute on a worker, so a long job never holds a request.
Pricing
4 plans. The numbers we agree together.
We are onboarding a small number of shows before launch, so what each plan includes is set with you rather than published as a table.
- Free
- Pro
- Team
- Enterprise
FAQ
Questions & answers
Setup, workflow, publishing.
No. Runs use the platform's provider access, so there is nothing to connect. Bring-your-own-key is available - ask us about your plan.
Each run collects source updates, builds a draft script, generates narration, and prepares a review-ready episode. You stay in control before publish.
Yes. Each project has its own sources, voice setup, schedule and feed settings, and runs independently.
No. Runs produce drafts first. You review, edit, and approve before anything is published.
Contact
Tell us what you publish.
We are onboarding a small number of shows before launch. Write to us about your feed, your cadence, or anything you would want the workflow to do.
contact@podcastnext.com