Turn your notes into a two-host audio overview.

The AI writes a back-and-forth between two hosts who walk through your note — one explaining, one asking the questions a listener would. It reads like a show about what you wrote, not a flat read-aloud of the text.

The conversation is built from the note, document, or Space you point it at — the real points you made, in the order you made them. It discusses your material, not a generic take on the title.

Pick the format: a deep dive that takes its time, a brief that hits the highlights, or a debate where the two hosts push back on each other. Same source, a different length and tone each time.

The overview is saved as a note — an episode intro, then one paragraph per turn labelled by host — so you can read it, tweak a line, or hand it to a narrator. It's an artifact, not a black box.

The audio overview is its own node in your workspace, backlinked to the note it came from, so the conversation and the original material stay together instead of in a separate app.

The source stays put, so you can also chat with it, pull flashcards and a quiz, or summarize it — the audio overview is one of several things the same notes can become.

How does it turn my notes into a podcast?

You point it at a note, document, or Space, and the AI reads through it and writes a two-host dialogue — one host walks through the key points while the other asks the questions a listener would. Because it works from your material, the conversation follows what you actually wrote.

What formats can I choose?

Three: a deep dive that explores the material at length, a brief that covers the highlights quickly, and a debate where the two hosts take different angles and push back on each other. You can run the same source as more than one format.

Do I get audio I can play, or a script?

Today you get the script — a reviewable two-host dialogue saved as a note, labelled by host turn, that you can read, edit, or hand to a narrator. Server-side voice narration is a planned upgrade; the script is the part that's live now.

Can the same notes do more than the audio overview?

Yes. The source stays in your workspace, so the same material can also become flashcards, a practice quiz, a summary, or a chat you can ask questions of. The audio overview is one output among several.

Is it free to start?

You can start for free and add your notes without a credit card. The audio-overview generator is part of the paid author tier for heavier use, but getting your material into JustJot and trying the workspace is free.