Transcript
Paste the text from any transcription service. Verso reads the whole thing from the first word to the last.
Product
One recording, a week of content
Paste a transcript or a video link. Verso finds the moments worth pulling out and rewrites each one for the platform it belongs on, in your voice.
What goes in
Start from wherever you are
Verso works from words. Any recording that has a transcript is a source. A voice sample, a few paragraphs of how you write or speak, is what keeps every output sounding like you rather than like a tool.
Video or podcast link
Drop a link and Verso pulls the transcript. If none is available, it tells you rather than guessing at the content.
Voice sample
A few paragraphs of how you write or talk. This is what makes every output sound like you, not like a template.
What comes out
The output board
Every project lands on a board with five formats ready to copy. One moment from your recording, shaped differently for each platform.
Vertical clip script
The episode is the mine
Hook
Stop treating your podcast like a finished product. It is a source.
Caption
Every hour you record has forty good clips in it. You just cannot see them from the outside. The people winning right now are mining the episode, not just posting it.
Each script is anchored to a timestamp in your recording. The hook is built from a quote that exists verbatim in your transcript.
X thread
1/ You recorded for an hour. You posted once. Here is what you left on the table.
2/ Most episodes have eight to twelve moments worth pulling. Your listeners hear them. The algorithm never does.
3/ Fix: treat the episode as the mine, not the product.
Shorts captions
Up to five short-form captions, each matched to a specific clip moment, at the right length for the platform.
"Every podcast episode is hiding ten good clips. Here is one of them."
LinkedIn post
A standalone post built for LinkedIn's feed: a strong first line, a tight argument from your recording, and a close that earns a reply.
Newsletter issue
A full issue: subject line, lede, the main idea expanded into long-form, and a sign-off. Written in your voice from your own recording.
What it does
Eight things, none of them decoration
Takes what you actually have
Paste a transcript, drop a video or podcast link, or upload a caption file. Verso works out the format on its own. There is no template to fill in and nothing to configure before you start.
Reads the whole recording
The strongest ninety seconds in an hour do not announce themselves. Verso reads the transcript end to end, weighs every moment against every other, and selects the ones an audience would clip.
Writes each format properly
A clip script opens with a hook built to stop a scroll. A thread has a narrative arc. A LinkedIn post lands differently than a caption. The same moment gets a different shape for each platform.
Sounds like you
Give Verso a short sample of how you write or talk. A few paragraphs is enough. It rewrites every output in that voice, not in a flat generic style. On Creator and Studio, voice profiles are saved so you never paste the sample again.
Never quotes what you did not say
Every moment Verso selects is anchored to a specific place in your transcript and verified against it before you see it. No statistics, quotes or claims your recording did not contain.
Edit and regenerate
Change a word in any output and the rest stays put. On Creator and Studio, regenerate any clip script, post or newsletter in your voice with one click. Nothing is final until you copy or export it.
Copy and export
Copy any output with one click. On Creator and Studio, export a full project as Markdown or PDF: the clip scripts, thread, captions, LinkedIn post and newsletter issue, in one file.
Routes each step to the right model
Verso is model-agnostic. Finding moments, rewriting per platform and working out the format mix are separate routed steps. A lab changing price or policy is a configuration change here, not a rebuild.
Every format
Five platforms from one recording
Verso covers the formats that move audiences today. It does not post anything on your behalf, and you edit and approve everything before it leaves the board.
- Vertical clip scripts, each with a hook and a caption
- An X thread built around a narrative arc
- Shorts captions for up to five clip moments
- A LinkedIn post with a strong opening line
- A newsletter issue: subject line, lede, main body, close
Put a recording in. Get a week of content out.
One project a month is free and there is no card required. If it does not find something worth posting, you have lost five minutes.