The whole
show, in one
workspace.
Where every minute of audio becomes a finished episode, twelve clips, three transcripts, and a publishable feed. No tab juggling. No Asana. No “where’s the file?”
Eight tools, folded
into one workspace.
If you can read,
you can edit.
Strike through the line. The cut happens. Highlight a sentence. It becomes a clip. Drag two paragraphs. The audio re-arranges. No timeline view required.
One episode.
Twelve clips.
Six platforms.
Mato pulls the moments that hit. The line your guest didn’t expect to say, the punchline, the number. Captions baked in. Aspect ratios per channel. You approve, we ship.
Plugs in where
your team already lives.
Everything you’d ask before opening the workspace.
Yes. Every cut is reversible. The transcript editor lets you strike words, rearrange sections, and promote pull-quotes — changes reflect in the audio in real time. Most teams approve the auto-edit as-is. The ones that don't spend about 10 minutes on a final pass.
Every episode gets a unique UTM-tagged URL per distribution channel. Listeners who convert are tracked back to the episode, the clip, and the platform that drove the click. Works natively with HubSpot and Salesforce. Zapier covers everything else.
Vertical 9:16 for TikTok/Reels/Shorts, square 1:1 for LinkedIn/X, and landscape 16:9 for YouTube. Each clip gets auto-generated captions, waveform overlays, and brand-matched colors. Batch export all at once or pick individually.
Absolutely. The Studio runs the same production stack regardless of who hosts — scheduling, editing, clipping, distribution, analytics. The AI host is an option, not a requirement.
From end of recording to publishable episode: 48 hours is the SLA. Most episodes are ready in 12. Auto-clips and transcripts are available within minutes of the edit completing.
No hard cap. Your plan determines how many episodes are included per month. Additional episodes are billed per-episode. Clips, transcripts, and distribution are unlimited on all plans.
A studio that
ships.
Spin up a workspace in 90 seconds. Drop in a recording. Watch the whole thing assemble itself.