Take every note, anywhere.

Export a processed episode as one Markdown file: metadata, summary, takeaways, Q&A, outline, keywords, highlights and the transcript. Pick common Markdown, or the dialect Obsidian and Logseq expect.

Podwise Markdown

Open Podwise How it works

One portable file per episode, yours to keep

3 dialects

common, obsidian or logseq, from the same export

Complete

From episode metadata through the full transcript

API

The same export is available from the Open API on Pro

What's in the file

Everything Podwise makes from an episode, in plain text. This is the top of a real export.

Episode metadata and the original link
Summary, key takeaways and Q&A
Outline, keywords and highlights
Transcript, grouped by chapter if you like

doktoro-esperanto.md

---

title: Doktoro Esperanto

podcast: 99% Invisible

published: 2026-10-27

length: 35 min

dialect: common

---

# Doktoro Esperanto

## Summary

Esperanto, a constructed language created by L.L. Zamenhof,

continues to serve as a tool for international connection.

## Key takeaways

- 1980: from universal adoption to a self-chosen community

- A grammar designed to be easy to learn

- Hobbies before politics

## Transcript

[00:00] Roman Mars: This is 99% Invisible…

An example export. Content from Podwise's summary of “Doktoro Esperanto”, 99% Invisible.

Set it up once

Export the note, then keep it wherever you already think.

1
Export the file
On a processed episode, open Export and choose Markdown.
2
Pick a dialect
common for anywhere, obsidian for a vault, logseq for a graph.
3
Save or copy it
Download the .md file, or paste it straight into the tool you write in.
4
Re-export when it changes
Translate the episode or add a mind map, then export again for a fresh file.

What you can send

Everything Podwise makes from an episode can go to Markdown.

EpisodesMetadata, summary, takeaways, Q&A, outline, keywords, highlights and the transcript.
TranslationsExport the translated note on its own or beside the original.
Three dialectsThe same content shaped for common Markdown, Obsidian or Logseq.
From your own codeThe Open API returns the Markdown string, with the dialect as a parameter.

More integrations

Bring episodes in from where you listen; send notes to where you think.

Notion
Podcast notes in a database you choose.
Export
Readwise Reader
Episodes and Clips in your reading queue.
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Obsidian
Markdown for your vault, mind maps with a plugin.
Export
Logseq
Markdown for your graph, in Logseq's dialect.
Export
Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
Use Podwise from your AI app with the MCP server.
MCP

Markdown questions

Which dialect should I choose?

Pick common unless the file is going into Obsidian or Logseq; those two get their own formatting for properties, links and blocks.

Is the transcript included?

Yes, with speaker labels, and you can group it by the episode's outline if you prefer chapters to one long block.

Can I export another language?

Yes. Translate the episode first, then export the translation alone or next to the original.

Which plans include it?

Exports need a subscription. Standard and Pro both include Markdown, and the Open API is on Pro.