Transcription from an RSS feed
Industrialise transcription: every episode published to your RSS feed becomes usable text, automatically.
An RSS feed is the tap your podcast flows out of: every new episode shows up there. Wire that feed into transcription and a repetitive manual chore turns into an automatic pipeline.
Techtuel exposes a simple API: for each episode in the feed, send the audio URL and get the text back. That is how you build a complete, up-to-date, indexable text archive of your entire catalogue.
This is the approach publishers and networks take when they want SEO content at scale, without touching each episode by hand.
Who it is for
- Podcast publishers
- Networks and studios
- Developers and integrators
- Content platforms
How it works
- 1
Read your RSS feed
Pull the list of episodes and the audio URL of each one.
- 2
Send each episode to the API
One transcription per episode, triggered automatically.
- 3
Store and index the text
You end up with a complete text corpus, ready for SEO.
Frequently asked questions
Does Techtuel read my RSS feed directly?+
You orchestrate the feed parsing on your side and send each audio URL to the API. That is deliberate: simple and flexible.
Can I automate new episodes?+
Yes. Trigger a transcription as soon as an episode appears in the feed and the pipeline runs without anyone stepping in.
How do I handle a large back catalogue?+
Submit episodes in batches. The per-key quota and rate limit keep throughput predictable.
Other kinds of transcription
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The free monthly quota lets you test on your own content, no credit card required.
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