Daily growth

Your archive is your greatest asset

A story breaks. Your agent finds where you covered it before, and creates the clips before you are up.

a week, by hand
10 hours
a week, with your agent
15 minutes

Done before your first coffee

  1. 07:14
    News breaks in your fieldYour agent reads the morning’s headlines as they land.
  2. 07:15
    Your agent finds your take on itEpisode 132, two years ago: eleven minutes on exactly this, with a guest who saw it coming.
  3. 07:20
    It cuts the clip and writes the postsCaptioned in your style, with a version for each channel, and queued as a draft.
  4. 08:02
    You approve it from your phoneOne tap to send it. Or edit it first, or skip it.
  5. 08:03
    It posts to every channelEpisode 132 starts finding new listeners again.

Review draft

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“Fewer things that could page a human”: Sam Ellery

DraftToday, 7:20

Why this clip

Matches this morning’s cloud outage headlines, and opens on a line that works without the episode.

Source

Sam Ellery on the outage that rewrote on-call

36:47 to 37:52 · 1m 5s clip

Your brand on every clip, every morning

Set your captions, colors and logo once, and your agent uses them on every clip.

How clips work

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broadsheet

word-pop

current-word

impact-loud

minimal-light

glow-word

typewriter

bold-social

pill-karaoke

stadium

marker

bounce-in

karaoke-fill

wide-block

Every post teaches the next one

Post 21Views

Yesterday 2

“The rewrite was never the risk”: Marta Reyes

16 Sep, 18:02 · From Marta Reyes on the rewrite

31,482

“The only refactor that cannot regress”: Dan Iwu

16 Sep, 15:02 · From Dan Iwu on deleting code

18,054

15 Sep 2

“Nobody noticed the redesign”: Nina Kovac

15 Sep, 9:30 · From Nina Kovac on shipping in slices

9,317

“Write the decision down first”: Tomas Lind

15 Sep, 8:00 · From Tomas Lind on pricing

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  1. 1
    It learns which moments landEvery post reports back, measured against your own show. Topics, guests and angles that perform get picked more often.
  2. 2
    It learns which channels workA clip that does well on X but not on Instagram stops going to Instagram.
  3. 3
    It learns your voicePosts you approve as written teach it. The ones you edit teach it more.
  4. Then it all feeds tomorrow morning’s run
Do I have to move my podcast to Fountain?

No. Connect the feed you already have and daily growth runs on it. Hosting is here when you want it.

Does anything post without my approval?

No. Everything waits as a draft until you approve it. Post it straight away or schedule it for later.

How does my agent decide what to post?

It reads the last 48 hours of news and checks each story against everything you have published. Only stories your show can credibly speak to become drafts.

How many clips will I get?

Three a day by default, and you can change that. At most five news stories make the cut on any day.

What happens on a day when nothing fits?

Nothing goes out. Your agent would rather leave the queue empty than force a link to a story your show has no business commenting on.

Does it cost extra?

It is on every plan. Each post that goes out uses one credit from your monthly allowance, and drafts you never approve cost nothing.

How far back in my archive does it look?

Every episode you have published, however old. Episodes you had forgotten about get a second life.

How does it know what is working?

Every post is measured against your own show’s recent results, not an industry average. What performs shapes the next morning’s run.

Can I change how it works?

Yes. Tell your agent to be stricter about which stories it picks, post to fewer channels or change its schedule. It remembers for the next run.

Does it work for audio-only shows?

Yes. Moments are found in the transcript the same way, and each clip becomes an audiogram built from your artwork.

Put your archive to work