Brazilian production house Bicho de Goiaba launches first native AI show notes platform
Bicho de Goiaba Podcasts, a prominent Brazilian production company, has announced the launch of BDG show notes. The internally developed platform is designed to automate the creation of professional podcast descriptions and show notes, significantly streamlining the post-production workflow for creators and agencies. The tool leverages specialized artificial intelligence to process audio files and generate a comprehensive package including titles, descriptions, participant lists, time-stamped chapters, ad mentions, relevant links, and calls to action within just a few minutes.
The platform functions as an intelligent bridge between raw audio and ready-to-publish metadata. Once a user uploads an audio file or a transcript, the specialized AI analyzes the content to identify key themes, speakers, and segments. It then automatically structures this data into a professional layout, generating everything from SEO-optimized titles and summaries to precise time-stamped chapters and social media calls to action. By handling the heavy lifting of content organization, the tool allows creators to maintain high production standards while cutting down hours of manual labor to just a few minutes of automated processing.
This initiative represents a significant movement in a market that has historically lacked its own tools built specifically for the local ecosystem. As previously highlighted by Podnews regarding the industry ignoring the specific needs of the Brazilian market, most international AI solutions struggle with Portuguese transcriptions or English layouts. BDG show notes was born directly from this scenario, built from the ground up to master the nuances of the Portuguese language while including customizable content blocks and an integrated URL shortener.
Renato Bontempo, founder of Bicho de Goiaba, describes the launch as a milestone for local creators. “It is a simple tool but with powerful results for Brazilian podcasters. Furthermore, it is the first 100% Brazilian tool of its kind,” says Bontempo. He further emphasizes that the project is rooted in practical experience rather than just software development. “We don’t see ourselves as a tech company, but rather as producers using technology to operationalize our production expertise at scale. This tool is about taking years of human knowledge and making it accessible and efficient for the entire market.”
The platform operates on a credit-based system where generating a standard description costs one credit and a full transcription with show notes costs two. To support independent creators and large studios alike, the company is offering free access for new users who receive 10 initial credits upon sign-up with no credit card required, valid for 90 days.
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