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Capture Podcast Notes with Podcast Magic

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Just yesterday I was lamenting that I can no longer use PodHighligher, a service that will let you, “capture highlights from your podcasts in Overcast and sync them with Readwise, email, and more.”

I no longer use Readwise, and use a bunch of podcasting apps. My current daily driver is Pocket Casts.

Today, thanks to Podnews, I came across an incredible app called Podcast Magic that will let you just email a screenshot to them. They email you back a transcript and audio clip.

I tried it and it worked like gangbusters. You can get unlimited* moments for just $20, and it was the easiest $20 I’ve ever spent.

It’s from the makers of Sublime App. They reached out to me earlier this year and offered a free early adopter account. I haven’t given it a fair shake, but I will now…especially since I moved on from Readwise. It looks really great.

And the best part is while they claim it only works with Spotify and Apple Podcasts, I found it also works with Pocket Casts AND Overcast.

Check Out Podcast Magic

*The unlimited Caveat is you get 1,000 and they reserve the right to charge you after that. But like…1,000 is a lot.

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