Podcast notes, in your graph.
Export an episode as Markdown in Logseq's dialect: outline-friendly blocks you can drop into a journal or a page, with the summary, takeaways and transcript already in place.
Podwise Logseq
Markdown
The logseq dialect: bullets and block-friendly text
1 file
One note per episode, ready for pages or a journal
Offline
A local file; nothing to connect or keep in sync
Mind map
Export it as XMind and link it from the note
What lands in your graph
One outline you can file as a page or paste into today's journal. This is how it reads in Logseq.
- Episode properties and the original link
- Summary, key takeaways and Q&A
- Outline, keywords and highlights
- Transcript, grouped by chapter if you like
Set it up once
Export the note, then keep it wherever you already think.
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Export the note
On a processed episode, open Export and choose Logseq, or Markdown with the logseq dialect.
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File it
Save it under pages/, or paste the blocks into a journal entry next to what you were thinking.
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Link it
Add [[Podwise]] or the show's name so the episode joins the rest of your graph.
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Re-export when it changes
A new translation or summary means a new file: export again and replace the old one.
What you can send
Everything Podwise makes from an episode can go to Logseq.
- EpisodesSummary, takeaways, Q&A, outline, keywords, highlights and the transcript.
- TranslationsWrite the note in the translated language, or keep both.
- The logseq dialectBlocks and bullets rather than long paragraphs, so the note folds and links like the rest of your graph.
- From your own codeThe Open API exports Markdown with dialect set to logseq, on Pro.
More integrations
Bring episodes in from where you listen; send notes to where you think.
- Export
Notion
Podcast notes in a database you choose.
- Export
Readwise Reader
Episodes and Clips in your reading queue.
- Export
Obsidian
Markdown for your vault, mind maps with a plugin.
- Export
Markdown
One portable file, three dialects.
- MCP
Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
Use Podwise from your AI app with the MCP server.
Logseq questions
Does Podwise write into my graph automatically?
No. It exports a Markdown file and you decide whether it becomes a page or part of a journal. That keeps the graph's structure in your hands.
A page or a journal entry?
Both work. A page per episode keeps transcripts tidy; pasting the summary into a journal keeps it next to the day you listened.
What about the mind map?
Mind maps export as XMind. Save the file next to your graph and link it from the note; Logseq opens it in the app.
Which plans include the export?
Exports need a subscription. Standard and Pro both include Save to Logseq.
Podcast notes, in your graph.
Export an episode as Markdown built for Logseq: outline-friendly blocks for a page or a journal.