Your raw thinking, kept and shared.
A sermon, a talk, or an idea worked through out loud, published as it was said, with the notes Distill made from it. One page and one link, ready for WhatsApp.
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A real one, not a mock-up.
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Alex Mensah TenkorangHow it works
- Say it.Talk it through in Distill with Keep the audio on, or add the recording of a sermon or talk you gave to a source marked as your own.
- Choose what goes with it.Distill makes notes from what you said. Pick the ones to share, decide whether the transcript shows, and give it a title and a cover.
- Share one link.Your thoughtcast gets its own page and cover, and joins your profile. The link previews properly in WhatsApp and elsewhere.
What it is, and isn't
Thoughtcast keeps your thinking the way you said it. It is not a podcast studio, and the audio is not edited.
- Your own voice, as it was said
- The notes Distill made, the ones you chose
- A page, a cover, and a link for each recording
- A profile that gathers them
- A studio for producing a show
- Edited or cleaned-up audio
- A place for other people's recordings
- A public listener count; your numbers stay with you
Questions
Who can listen?
Anyone with the link, and anyone who visits your profile. Listeners don't need an account.
Can I take one down?
Yes, at any time. Unpublish takes the page down at once and keeps your audio; deleting the audio removes the file and anything published from it.
Do listeners see how many people listened?
No. Views, listens and listening time are counted without names or personal details, and only you see them, in Distill.
How do I get it?
Thoughtcast is open to invited accounts now, and will come to a higher plan later. Join the waitlist, and you'll hear when there's room.