What about getting permission for the guest's quote?

That's on you. We don't auto-publish guest quotes; you'll see every quote in the draft before it goes out and can swap or remove anything.

Can Squawk make the actual video clips?

Yes for short native clips with captions. We're not a full video editor; if you have a heavy editing pipeline, Squawk drops into it as the drafting and scheduling layer.

Use case

You record. Squawk shares. In your voice, not the host's.

Q: Does Squawk transcribe the audio itself?

Yes. Drop in an audio or video file and Squawk transcribes, segments by topic, and surfaces the strongest moments. Existing transcripts are also accepted.

Drop in audio or video. Squawk pulls the best moments, turns them into pull-quote posts, native video clips with captions, and threads that link back to the full episode.

Join the Beta

A long-form podcast or interview is a goldmine of social posts that almost never get cut. The friction is the editing: pulling the right 60-second clip, adding captions, framing it as a post. Squawk handles the framing so the recording you already did keeps paying off for weeks.

Sound familiar?

Recording the episode took two hours. Promoting it takes another five.

Squawk pulls the best moments and frames them as posts so the work is in recording, not in editing.

The smartest things you said are buried at minute 47.

Squawk surfaces standout moments and turns them into standalone posts so the moments don't die with the episode.

Pull quotes for LinkedIn, native video for X. Different formats, same idea.

Squawk drafts each format from the same source clip so each channel gets the right shape.

Posts about a podcast shouldn't sound like the podcast.

Your voice profile keeps your posting tone, even when the source is a 90-minute conversation in someone else's cadence.

What you actually get.

Drop in audio or video, get parsed segments

Bring an episode URL or a file. Squawk transcribes, segments by topic, and surfaces the strongest moments.

Pull-quote graphics, native video clips, threads

One episode becomes a pull-quote LinkedIn post, a native video clip with captions, a thread of takeaways, and a link share.

Drafts in your voice, not the guest's

Posts about the episode read like you, framed as your takeaways, not as 'check out this episode' filler.

Spread one episode across two weeks

Squawk schedules the variants across days and channels so a single episode keeps the calendar full for half a month.

Interested in Squawk?

We're opening Squawk up to a small group of early users. Tell us a bit about yourself and we'll get in touch when there's a spot for you.

Questions.

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