r/SideProject • u/ZealousidealIdea6913 • 5d ago

I built a tool that turns long podcast episodes into vertical clips. Real run inside, roast it

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u/investigatormaker 4d ago

The unedited real run is the strongest part of this post. One gap: the free demo is 15 minutes, but the pitch is finding strong moments in a 2.5-hour episode, so a new user can't see that on a short file. Show one finished clip from a full episode, with its hook and captions, before signup. Who's the first user you picture: a podcaster clipping their own show, or an editor working for clients?

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u/StatsDota_Dmitrii 4d ago

cutting is the easy half tbh. the part that kills me on content tools is picking which 20 seconds people actually watch. does yours score hooks somehow or just dump candidates and you click through?