Subwave turns one uploaded video into short clips, a newsletter, and podcast show notes automatically. The app is available in the App Store.
Most creators treat repurposing as a second job. You shoot the video, then spend hours clipping it, writing the newsletter, drafting show notes, and scheduling posts across platforms. Subwave collapses all of that into a single upload.
The workflow is straightforward: upload your video, and within seconds the app generates short clips organized by the topics you covered, a full written article, an email newsletter, and podcast show notes. Everything comes out automatically, without any additional editing work on your part.
Your audience gets to choose how they want to consume your content. Read it, watch it, or listen to it.
The clips aren't just random cuts. Subwave separates them by the distinct topics from your video, so each short stands on its own as a piece of content. You can preview every clip before committing to it, pick the ones worth publishing, and either download them or push them directly to TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts.
Beyond the clips, Subwave produces a written article and an email newsletter based on your video, plus podcast show notes if you need them. Once everything processes, your final post brings the original video, the short clips, and all the written content together in one place.
Everything's created automatically.
The app is available in the App Store.
