AI assistants
Update your podcast site, right from your AI chat.
Connect Podcasso to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok and say what you want, the way you’d brief a designer. New pages, a fresh homepage, last week’s guest added to the episode. It does the work in your site’s style, and nothing goes live until you’ve had a look.
Connect Podcasso to the AI you already use.
No AI credits to buy. Bring the AI subscription you already pay for, and it works with your site at no extra cost.
ChatGPT
Turn on developer mode, add Podcasso as an app, and make changes from any chat.
Connect in ChatGPTClaude
On the web, in the desktop app, or in Claude Code. Add Podcasso as a connector and start asking.
Connect in ClaudeGemini
In the Gemini web app or Gemini CLI. Add Podcasso as a custom app and start asking.
Connect in GeminiGrok
On grok.com, add Podcasso as a custom connector and make changes from any chat.
Connect in Grok
Use another assistant? If it connects to MCP servers, it can use the same address.Read the setup guide
Pages
Build on-brand pages in a sentence.
Describe the page you want and your assistant builds it from your own blocks, fonts, and colors. A guests page, an advertise-with-us page, a homepage for the new season. It looks like you made it, because you sort of did.
Start with a prompt like this
Example prompt: Turn my homepage into a launch page for season three.
Analytics
Get more out of your numbers.
Find out which episodes landed, where new listeners came from, and what changed since last month, without opening a dashboard. Answers come straight from your Podcasso analytics, never a guess.
Start with a prompt like this
Example prompt: Compare this month’s plays with last month and tell me what changed.
Episodes
Hand off the admin.
Tagging guests, adding sponsors, featuring an episode, making a short link for the next ad read. Ask once and it’s done, so you can get back to making the show.
Start with a prompt like this
Example prompt: Add Lantern Coffee as the sponsor on our last three episodes.
What your assistant can do on Podcasso.
Build pages
Turn a few notes into a new page, made from your own blocks and styles.
Refresh your design
Rework a page’s layout, colors, and copy, or move and resize blocks.
Review your site
Get honest feedback on what a new listener would miss, page by page.
Tune it for Google
Check page titles, descriptions, and search settings, and fill the gaps.
Read your analytics
Plays, top episodes, and where listeners came from, in plain words.
Manage episodes
Add transcripts, feature an episode, and keep show notes tidy.
Guests and sponsors
Add people and sponsors with bios and links, and tag them on episodes.
Make short links
Create a short, easy-to-say link for an ad read or a show note.
Publish when you say
Once you’ve had a look, ask it to put your changes live.
Why your AI needs Podcasso
Your AI can write a website. Podcasso keeps it running.
A chat can make you a page. Keeping a podcast site live, current, and easy to find, week after week, is a different job. That part is Podcasso’s. Your AI makes the changes, and Podcasso does everything that happens after.
Always on, always fast
Your site stays up day and night and loads quickly wherever listeners are. No hosting to set up, nothing to keep patched.
New episodes, without asking
Podcasso checks your feed every hour. Each new episode gets its own page, player, and show notes before you’ve thought about it.
Built to be found
Sitemaps, episode pages, and the behind-the-scenes details Google and AI answers read, kept up to date every time something changes.
A player that counts
Listeners press play and keep browsing, and you see what they played and where they came from. A page from a chat can’t count anything.
Listeners can reach you
Messages, voicemails, reviews, and sign-ups land in one inbox. Short links and your own domain keep working, padlock and all.
Right on every screen
Every page works on phones, tablets, and laptops, with your fonts, colors, and artwork consistent across the whole site.
You stay in charge.
Drafts, not surprises
Website changes wait in your draft until you publish them in the designer, or ask your assistant to.
Undo anything
Every change is listed in Settings with an Undo button. Or just ask it to put things back.
Only what you allow
It never touches billing or your team. Your domain, feed, and inbox stay off unless you tick the box.
Up and running in a minute.
- 1
Connect
Copy your site’s address from Settings, paste it into your AI app, and choose Allow. About a minute.
- 2
Ask
Tell it what to change, in plain words. It reads your site first, then makes the change.
- 3
Check and publish
Look it over, tweak anything by hand if you like, then publish from the designer or just tell it to.
Try asking
- Review my site and tell me what a new listener would miss.
- Give the homepage a fresh look for season three.
- Check my page titles and descriptions for Google.
- Feature our three most played episodes on the homepage.
- Add Sam Rivera as a guest on the latest episode.
Fair questions.
- What is MCP?
- Model Context Protocol, the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other apps. Podcasso runs an MCP server, so your assistant can read and edit your site with your permission.
- Does it cost extra?
- No. It comes with every Podcasso site and runs on your own AI subscription, whether that’s ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok.
- Which assistants can I use?
- ChatGPT with developer mode turned on; Claude on the web, the desktop app, or Claude Code; Gemini in the web app or Gemini CLI; and Grok on grok.com. Any other app that connects to MCP servers can use the same address.
- Why not just have ChatGPT build my site?
- It can write the pages, but a podcast site needs more than pages. Podcasso hosts it, adds every new episode from your feed, keeps it ready for Google and AI answers, runs the player and stats, and collects messages from listeners. Your AI handles the changes, and Podcasso keeps the whole thing running.
- Can it publish my site?
- Yes, when you tell it to. Until then, website changes wait in your draft, so nothing goes live by surprise. Changes to episodes and settings apply straight away, just like when you make them yourself.
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