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Free
1 finished action · one time
One complete 7-Day Sprint, Evidence Vault and Outcome Check-in from a supported source up to 90 minutes. The proof, not a trial that nags you.
Run my free sprintNo card · one action
FROM EPISODE TO EXECUTION
One episode.One evidence-backed action.One measured outcome.That's the PodAction Loop.
Evidence to Relevance to Commitment to Outcome. The first workflow that closes, so what you listen to on Sunday becomes something you shipped by Friday.
Turn this episode into a sprint →One free sprint. No credit card. Works with transcripts, uploads and supported public sources.
Execution Brief · example sprint
Evidence-backedBuilt around your realityMeasured after 7 days
The problem
You're not a collector. Your tools just quit at the note.
You listen to five to ten hours of brilliant business podcasts a week. You highlight. You save. You've tried Notion, Obsidian, Readwise, the ChatGPT summary. And on Friday your notes are fuller while your product sits exactly where it was on Monday.
It was never a discipline problem.
Why it stays stuck
The open backlog
Every episode hands you five great ideas with no priority, no owner and no deadline. So you tell yourself you'll process it later, and that future self never arrives.
The saving even feels like progress. It isn't. The runway keeps burning, the backlog keeps growing, and you're the one in the founder chat posting links while everyone else posts launches.
Here's what nobody told you.
Here's what nobody told you. Every app you've ever used closes at "save." The workflow ends too early: content, highlight, note, forgotten. That's the open loop, and no amount of willpower closes it for you.
PodAction is the first Podcast-to-Execution Agent that keeps going, all the way to the doing.
The PodAction Loop
The four stages your notes never had
Paste one episode you already listened to, name what you're working on this month, and the PodAction Loop runs the four stages your notes never had:
- 01 · Evidence
Every recommendation links to a timestamp, and what the speaker said is labeled separately from what the AI inferred. You never act on a black box.
- 02 · Relevance
Your goal, stage and weekly time shape the sprint. Everything off-goal becomes Ignore for Now, so overload goes down, not up.
- 03 · Commitment
You get one Next Right Action you can start in 15 minutes, with a deadline and a metric. Not a document. A move.
- 04 · Outcome
A seven-day check-in records whether you did it and what changed, and your next sprint learns from it.
See it in action
Monday now opens on one action, not another note.
The blanks above get filled: a priority, a finish line, and the evidence it came from.
Your sprint · Day 3 of 7On track
Today
1 of 4 actions done · finish line: messages sent by Sunday
Do this now15 min
Draft one customer message
Done when: you’ve written one message ready to send.
From the episode✓ CompleteSkip
Setup takes about two minutes. No system to build, no weekend to lose, no methodology to learn.
- End the week with something shipped, not something saved.
- Trade fifty saved highlights for one finished action you can point to.
- Consume less, finish more, and finally trust that the ideas that matter will actually get used.
Proof without borrowed testimonials
Built in public. This is being built in public by a founder who also drowned in notes and got tired of it. No borrowed testimonials, no implied endorsements. The proof is the free sprint itself: run it on your real episode and your real goal, and judge the output before you ever enter a card.
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Turn this episode into a sprint →One free sprint. No credit card. Works with transcripts, uploads and supported public sources.
Who this is for
This is for you if
You consume business content you never apply, and you want one finished action a week instead of a bigger archive.
It's not for you if
You want another place to store highlights, or a tool that promises it works with every link and never gets anything wrong. We don't make that promise.
Pricing
One sprint free. Then finish one action a week.
Not another summarizer. Summaries end at 'save.' A sprint ends at 'done.'
one applied action a week pays for the whole month
Starter
$9/mo
Monthly only3 finished actions / month · one action closes one 7-Day Sprint
Three finished actions each month for a focused execution habit. Sources up to 90 minutes, with the same evidence and outcome record as every plan.
Go Starter — $9/moCancel anytime · 30-day refund
Most chosen
Pro
$137/year
Save 40%12 finished actions / month · one action closes one 7-Day Sprint
12 finished actions every month, with an honest pool and monthly reset. Evidence Vault, Outcome Check-in, full history, Markdown export and future top-ups for heavy weeks.
Go Pro — $137/yearCancel anytime · 30-day refund
Anchor
Studio
$281/year
Save 40%30 finished actions / month · one action closes one 7-Day Sprint
Thirty finished actions every month, with priority queue for consultants, coaches and small studios. Studio is the anchor for heavier execution workflows.
Go Studio — $281/yearCancel anytime · 30-day refund
Honest guarantee
Try it free before you pay a cent. On any paid plan, cancel in one click anytime. Want out in the first 30 days? You get a full refund. No lock-in. We don't promise a result. The free sprint is your proof, and the math is the argument.
Honest answers
Isn't this just another AI summarizer? I already have ChatGPT.
No. A summary hands you eight bullets. The PodAction Loop hands you the one that fits your goal, traced back to a timestamp, and checks in seven days later to see if you actually did it. It's a workflow, not a one-time answer.
Does every YouTube or Spotify link work?
No product can honestly promise that. PodAction supports transcripts, uploads and many public sources. When a link can't be resolved, you get the fastest fallback before a single minute is spent.
What does the subscription actually cover?
A monthly pool of finished actions. Each action closes one standard 7-Day Sprint and a Deep Sprint uses two. The pool renews monthly and never pretends to be unlimited.
How long is my audio kept?
Raw media is built for short retention. Once we verify an uploaded file we keep it for about 24 hours and then delete it, and a cleanup job every 15 minutes enforces that clock.
You have two options. Save one more episode you'll never act on, or turn one into something finished this week.
Turn this episode into a sprint →One free sprint. No credit card.
P.S.
P.S. The real thief was never the next must-listen episode. It's the last ten great ideas rotting in your notes right now. Start with one free sprint and close the loop on one of them this week.