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FOR PODCASTERS

Plan every episode
on one infinite canvas.

Storyflow is the visual workspace where a show idea becomes a season of episodes, and each episode becomes an outline, a guest brief, and a set of clips to cut. Describe the show in the AI chat and it lays out the plan, then reads that canvas to help you outline, research, and repurpose. Free forever, no credit card.

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Start from a ready-made template

Pick a board, then let AI fill it in. Every template is a real, editable starting point on the same infinite canvas.

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What does Storyflow do for podcasters?

Running a podcast means keeping a show concept in one place, an episode backlog in another, guest research in a browser tab, questions in a doc, and a list of clips to cut in your head. The plan lives in five apps that never talk to each other, and the thread from a season idea to a published episode gets lost between tabs. Storyflow puts the whole show on one truly infinite canvas, so the season, the outlines, the guest prep, and the clips are all in view at once.

Start by describing your show in the AI chat and Storyflow lays out a board: your themes, a batch of episode ideas, and the guests worth chasing. Pick the episode you want to record next and turn its card into a full outline of segments, hooks, and talking points on the same canvas. Because the AI reads the current board as context, each episode builds on the direction of the show instead of starting from a blank page.

The canvas is also where an episode gets a second life. Grab reference clips from a guest's past appearances on YouTube and Vimeo, keep your question list beside the research that inspired it, and mark the moments worth cutting into shorts and posts right on the board. Share a view-only link so a co-host or editor sees the whole plan without an account. Your show stops being scattered across tools and becomes one board you can actually see.

HOW IT WORKS

From show idea to clips in four steps.

Map the show, outline the next episode, prep the guest, and mark the clips, all on the same canvas.

01

Map the show

Describe your topic and audience in the AI chat. Storyflow lays out a show board of themes, seasons, and episode ideas you can drag and regroup.

02

Outline the next episode

Pick the episode to record next. Expand its card into segments, hooks, and talking points, or ask the AI to draft the structure from the surrounding board.

03

Research the guest, prep the questions

Pull a guest's past clips and links onto the board, then build a question set beside the research so nothing gets missed on the day.

04

Repurpose and share

Mark the moments worth cutting into clips and posts, send a co-host or editor a view-only link, or export the plan as an image or PDF.

One board for the whole show.

Season strategy, episode outlines, guest research, and a clip plan, all on a canvas that never runs out of room.

A podcast show mapped into themes and a season of episodes on the canvas

Show strategy on a canvas

Map a show into a season of episodes

Describe the show and the AI lays out your themes and a batch of episode ideas as cards you can drag, cluster, and reorder. The season is something you can see, not a list buried in a doc.

See the AI podcast planner
A single episode expanded into segments and talking points on the canvas

Idea to outline, no new tab

Turn an episode idea into a full outline

Pick an episode card and expand it into segments, hooks, and talking points on the same canvas. The AI reads the surrounding board, so the outline matches the angle of the show instead of a generic prompt.

See the YouTube video planner
Guest research and a question set gathered beside each other on the canvas

Know your guest cold

Guest research and questions in one place

Gather a guest's past clips, articles, and links onto the board, grab frames from their YouTube and Vimeo appearances, and build the question set right beside the research that inspired it.

See the mind mapping tool
A posting schedule of clips planned from a podcast episode on the canvas

One episode, many posts

Plan the clips before you record

Mark the moments worth cutting into shorts and social posts on the same canvas as the outline. Line up a posting schedule so every episode turns into a week of content, not a single upload.

See the AI content calendar generator

Free forever. Plan a whole season.

Open a canvas and map your first show. The free plan has no object cap and no time limit, so a full season plan never runs into a wall mid-build.

Unlimited boards for shows, episodes, and guest research

Basic AI usage to plan episodes and draft outlines

Grab guest clips from YouTube and Vimeo onto the canvas

Share view-only with a co-host, or invite collaborators free

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A free podcaster workspace planning an episode in Storyflow

IDEA TO EPISODE

Built for the way podcasters actually make shows.

Go from a show idea to an outline to guest prep to a clip plan without switching tools, with AI reading your board at every step.

A season map of themes and episode ideas laid out as cards

Strategy you can see

A season map instead of a scattered list

Themes and seasons as cards: Lay out your recurring themes and seasons on the canvas, then hang episode ideas under the theme they belong to. The shape of the show reads at a glance.

AI fills the episode backlog: Describe the topic and the AI lays out a batch of episode ideas and guest angles on the board, so a dry spell becomes a full canvas of options.

Drag to reorder: Move an episode up, cluster a mini-series, or park a card for later. Re-planning the season is a drag, not a rewrite.

AI drafting an episode outline from the surrounding board context

AI that reads your board

Outlines that match the show, not a blank prompt

Draft from the surrounding board: The AI reads your active canvas, so an outline it drafts follows the theme, angle, and notes you already placed around the episode idea.

Bring in your research: Add up to one Blueprint and three documents with an @-mention, so a research doc or a past episode outline shapes the draft the AI writes.

Re-prompt to sharpen: Ask for a stronger cold open, a tighter segment, or a different running order. The AI reworks the outline while keeping the edits you already made.

Guest clips and interview questions gathered beside each other on the canvas

Guest prep in one view

Every clip and question where you need it

Frame grabs from video: Pull stills and moments from a guest's YouTube and Vimeo appearances straight onto the canvas to study what worked, no downloading and re-uploading.

Attach anything: Images, PDFs, GIFs, video, and links sit next to the question or segment they support, so the research is on the board, not lost in a folder.

Questions on the canvas: Build the question set as cards beside the research that inspired it, so the running order is scannable and the context is one glance away.

A clip and posting schedule fed by a podcast episode on one canvas

Publish on a rhythm

From episode to clips, on one canvas

Outline to clip plan: Mark the moments worth cutting from the outline, then slot the shorts and posts onto a schedule on the same board, with the whole pipeline in view.

Share with your team: Send a view-only link so a co-host, editor, or clip creator sees the outline and clip list without an account, or invite them to collaborate free.

Export for anywhere: Export an outline or clip plan as a clean image or PDF for a guest, a sponsor, or your own reference on record day.

WHO IT IS FOR

Which podcasters plan in Storyflow?

Anyone turning a stream of episode ideas into a steady stream of shows.

Interview hosts

Map a season of guests, research each one on the board, and build the question set beside the research so every conversation lands.

Solo podcasters

Run the show concept, episode outlines, and clip plans from one free board so a one-person operation still ships on a rhythm.

Podcast teams

Plan the season together on one shared canvas, hand an editor the outline and clip list view-only, and keep every episode moving in one place.

Video podcasters

Outline the episode and plan the shots and clips on the same canvas, with reference frames from YouTube and Vimeo pinned right where you plan.

Branded and B2B shows

Tie each episode to a theme and a set of talking points, then plan the clips and posts that turn one recording into a week of content.

COMPARED

How Storyflow compares for podcasters.

Docs and boards each do a slice of the job. Storyflow keeps the whole show-to-clips pipeline on one canvas.

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What creators are saying

Join early creators getting structured workspaces and AI that remembers their projects

Storyflow has sped up my workflow by at least 3x, which means more flow state and more projects I can actually ship. It truly changed the way me and my team create.

Reilin Joey

Reilin Joey

Director & YouTuber

One prompt gets me a structured board. But the tactics are my favorite. I run my YouTube scripts through them and my intros and retention got better. It's amazing.

Justkay

Justkay

YouTuber & Freelance Filmmaker

I used to juggle five apps to plan a project. Now I describe what I am making and get boards, lists, and a schedule. All in one place.

George

George

@fernwehchronicles

Podcaster questions, answered.

Everything podcasters ask about planning a show in Storyflow.

Storyflow is an AI visual workspace on a truly infinite canvas where you plan a whole show: the season, episode outlines, guest research, question sets, and a clip plan, all on one board. You describe the show, the AI lays out the plan, and each episode goes from idea to outline to clips without switching tools.

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Your show is a pile of ideas. Turn it into a plan.

Map the season, outline the next episode, and plan the clips on one canvas. Free plan, no credit card.

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