Set up your show.
Title, cover, category and language. Pick the format, Monologue, Interview, Panel Discussion or News Recap, and how long a typical episode runs.

Set up your show and cast your hosts. From then on PodPilot plans, writes, voices and publishes every episode to your feed, on your schedule.
Title, cover, category and language. Pick the format, Monologue, Interview, Panel Discussion or News Recap, and how long a typical episode runs.
Each host is a persona with a name, a role and a voice: a pre-built voice, or a clone of your own from a short recording. Set how they speak, how funny, how warm, and how they argue.
Daily, weekdays, weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, at a time and timezone you choose. PodPilot plans the episodes ahead and shows them on your calendar.
PodPilot writes the idea, then the full script, and a second model critiques it before recording. You can edit the idea until the script is written, and the script until it is voiced.
The script is voiced by the hosts you cast, and the episode gets its own cover. Press play: this is a real PodPilot episode.
Your show has its own RSS feed. Submit it once to Spotify, Apple Podcasts and the rest, and every new episode reaches them at the time you set.
A few minutes, once.
Every episode is made and published at your time, no clicks needed. You can still edit the idea until the script is written, and the script until it is voiced.
Write to support@podpilot.org and a person replies within one business day.
No. PodPilot writes the script and voices your hosts. No mic, no editing, no excuses.
Yes. PodPilot runs hands-off by default, but you can review or edit any script before production if you want.
As often as you choose: daily, on weekdays, weekly, every two weeks, monthly or on the days you pick, at the hour you set.
Your show gets an RSS feed that publishes to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, YouTube Music and Pocket Casts.
Every script is drafted, critiqued by a second AI model and refined before recording, so stock phrases and stiff lines get caught. Press play and judge for yourself.
It takes about two minutes to describe your idea. The rest is PodPilot.
11,000 shows on air with PodPilot. See pricing