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PodcastsToText turns spoken audio into text people can actually use. Paste a Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube or TikTok link, or upload a file, and it returns a timestamped transcript with speaker labels, then an editing studio that generates chapters, show notes, summaries and social copy from it. The same engine is available to developers as a REST API and to AI agents as a hosted MCP server. It was founded in 2025 by Marios Stylianou and is self-funded.
Fast facts
| Fact | Detail | |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | Audio sources supported | Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, TikTok, a direct audio URL, and file upload. |
| 6 | Export formats | TXT, SRT, VTT, JSON, DOCX, PDF. |
| 101+ | Recognition languages | Detected automatically. The episode does not have to be in English, and nobody has to say which language it is in. |
| 100 | Translation target languages | The same list it recognises. A finished transcript can be translated into any of them, in place, keeping its timings. |
| 7 | Content formats generated from one episode | Summary, Blog post, Newsletter, Social posts, SEO metadata, YouTube description, Pull quotes. |
| 13 | MCP tools exposed to AI agents | Server version 2.2.0, hosted, no local install required. |
Founder
Marios Stylianou is the founder and sole developer of PodcastsToText. He built the first version after repeatedly finishing a podcast episode and being unable to find the one line he wanted to quote, and has since taken it from a single paste-a-link transcription page to a full editing studio with a public API and an MCP server.
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