Subwave turns a voice memo or video into an article, newsletter, and clips automatically. Three ways to create, one publish button.
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There are three ways to create a post on Subwave: write it, say it, or record it on video. Pick whichever fits what you have right now. For voice and video posts, Subwave turns your recording into an article, a newsletter version, and short clips for you.
Tap New Post, then pick a format.
Text post: write directly in Subwave's editor with headings, images, and quotes. Best if you're starting from writing and don't have a recording.
Voice memo: the quickest way to get something published.
Video: bring in a video and Subwave generates an article, a newsletter, short vertical clips, a YouTube description, podcast show notes, and an RSS feed you can use to distribute to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other podcast platforms.
For voice and video posts, Subwave writes a draft article for you. You'll find it in the article editor once processing is done. From there you can:
Want the draft to sound more like you? Set up your tone first in Create your custom writing style.
When you're happy with your post, publish it right away or schedule it for later. Here's how: Publishing and scheduling your post.
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