How to Turn a Voice Memo Into a Podcast, Newsletter, and Article

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Record a voice memo, upload it to Subwave, and it automatically turns into a full article, a newsletter, short clips, and a podcast feed ready for Apple Podcasts or YouTube, no writing, no editing required. Here's exactly how it works.

Step 1: Set up your channel

Open Subwave on your phone or computer and head to your channel. If you don't have one yet, set it up first, then tap "New Post" to get started.

Step 2: Add your audio

You've got a few ways to do this. Record directly inside Subwave and just start talking. Upload something you've already recorded. Or, if you're on iPhone, the fastest method: open Voice Memos, select your recording, tap Share, and choose Subwave. It sends the audio straight into the app and uploads it automatically.

Step 3: Let Subwave process it

Give it a few seconds. From that one voice memo, Subwave generates:

• A full written article. Clean, structured, and ready to publish. You can edit it if you want, but you don't have to.
• A newsletter, if you choose to send one. Turn on Email Subscribers on a post and Subwave emails it to everyone subscribed to your channel, reaching your audience directly instead of just publishing into the void.
• Short clips. Pulled from your audio and ready to share on Instagram, TikTok, or wherever your audience hangs out.
• A podcast RSS feed. Subwave hosts the episode and generates a feed you submit once to Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and other platforms. After that first submission, every new post syncs automatically.

Step 4: Share your post

Once everything's published, share your channel link. People can read it, listen to it, and subscribe to get your next update as a newsletter.

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