1
Upload video or audio
A podcast, a piece to camera, your voice notes, or the footage you filmed at a conference. One clip or fifty, it makes no difference. Drop it into Tope and let the editing algorithms work out what’s worth keeping.
Talk once.
Publish everywhere.
Tope turns your ideas into fit-for-purpose content for every platform. Easy as 1, 2, 3.
How Tope works, in three steps
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Choose your outputs
Pick the channels where you want your ideas to reach people. Tope builds everything in the right format for each one, with the supporting copy written the way that place actually reads.
3
Publish your ideas everywhere
Kick back, make a cup of tea, catch up on some sleep. The time is yours. Review every output on one screen, approve and send to whatever platforms you choose.
Sitting somewhere ordinary, reading through the proposed edit. Hands on the trackpad, not on a timeline. Warm light, real room.
16:9 · export 2400 × 1350
You were told to post more. Nobody said how.
There’s a new place you’re meant to be every week. A clip for LinkedIn, a short for Instagram, captions for the people watching on mute, notes for the feed, something for the newsletter. It’s a second job, and it’s the first one to get dropped the moment the week fills up.
Tope’s for people who’ve got something worth saying and absolutely no interest in becoming a video editor in order to say it. You shouldn’t have to learn what a timeline is, or lose another Sunday to one. Have the conversation, and let Tope do the rest.
One recording in. One month of content out.
One conversation turns into the episode, the clips, the captions, the notes and a post for every channel you publish on. Every plan gets you the lot, free hour included.
You record
One long conversation
61:20 · one file
Tope gives back
1full podcast episode at 45:00
15short videos in multiple formats
30social posts, tuned per channel
5written pieces for blog and newsletter
7metadata files: captions, chapters, tags and descriptions
0hours of your life spent editing
Back in your week
13h 30m
every single episode
That’s about twenty-eight times faster from recording to published, and roughly 96% of the job lifted off you. On a weekly show it adds up to more than seventeen working weeks a year, which is a very decent holiday.
Show me the maths
| Task | By hand |
|---|---|
| Ingest, sync and organise the files | 15 min |
| Transcribe and check the transcript | 20 min |
| The content edit, 61 minutes down to 45 | 150 min |
| Tightening, ums, ahs and breaths | 45 min |
| Colour and sound levelling | 30 min |
| Choosing the moments worth clipping | 25 min |
| Cutting and reframing fifteen short videos | 180 min |
| Burning captions onto the clips | 60 min |
| Checking the episode captions | 30 min |
| Writing and fact checking five written pieces | 150 min |
| Writing thirty social posts, tuned per channel | 90 min |
| Exporting, uploading and scheduling | 45 min |
| Total by hand | 840 min |
| With Tope | |
| Uploading and setting the target length | 2 min |
| Looking over what Tope proposed | 25 min |
| Approving and publishing | 3 min |
| Total with Tope | 30 min |
Tope’s own processing time isn’t counted here, because it happens while you’re off doing something else. The 30 minutes is the part that needs you at the desk.
Made for people who talk for a living, not people who edit for one.
You have great ideas
The talking is the fun part. The rest is why it feels like work.
You have a genuinely good conversation, and then it sits on a hard drive, because turning it into an episode, fifteen clips, five write-ups and thirty posts is two days you haven’t got. Tope does all of that and hands it back for you to look over.
You’re ready to share
You don’t need more advice about consistency. You need a way in.
Everyone tells founders to post more and turn up in more places. Nobody ever mentions where the time is supposed to come from, or what you’re meant to do with a phone and no editing skills. Talk once, and Tope hands you a month of things to post.