Search episodes from a written brief.
Find a topic, a line or a guest across the whole archive, and see each moment in context before you use it.
Podcast and media · UK
Your back catalogue is hours of material nobody has time to search. I build tools that find the right moments, cut the clips and do the research around each episode, with your team deciding what goes out.
Clipper · working demo
I built Clipper for production teams. Describe what you need and it searches a show's episodes, brings up the relevant moments in context, then takes them through editing, captions and export.
Find a topic, a line or a guest across the whole archive, and see each moment in context before you use it.
Then export branded portrait and landscape video, ready for your team to check.
Likely sponsors for each show, for your ad sales team to follow up.
A pack on each guest before recording, so the host walks in prepared.
Your team stays in charge
Editorial calls stay with your editors. The tool does the searching, the first cut and the research, and your team checks it before anything goes out.
I start with one job, usually the one that eats the most hours each week, and add the next when the first is working.
What I've built
You work with me directly, the same person who builds it.
A working demo, shown above.
Run on my own with AI. Read how it works.
Replies to new enquiries, qualifies them, keeps following up and hands over to a person at the right moment. Built and in use.
How I work
One workflow at a time, built into how your team already works and kept working as the models change. It's monthly, with no long contract. I'd rather earn the next month.
A report, research, admin, chasing, or retyping data from one system into another.
So you can see it works before anyone relies on it. Sometimes I'll put together a quick free demo first, so you can see it on your own work.
With a person checking what it produces.
Models change every few months, so I test, update and improve what I've built. When the first one is paying for itself, I start on the next.
Yes. Sometimes I'll put together a quick free demo on your own material first, so you can see it on your work before deciding anything.
No. It finds and prepares the moments. Your editors choose what goes out and finish it.
It's a working demo. For a media company I'd set it up around your shows, your brand and the way your team works, and keep improving it month by month.
Nothing is published without your team approving it. Where the files live, who can access them and what happens at the end are agreed before I start.
No. The same approach works on any archive of video or audio, and on the research and admin around it.
The first call is free. After that it's £4,000 a month, with no long contract, and I agree the scope with you before you commit.
Next step
Bring one job your team does by hand to a free 30-minute call. I'll tell you honestly whether AI can do it, and roughly how.
Book a free 30-minute call