Ever wanted to share a voice note to your social feeds?
The major social networks don't currently let you share voice notes to the main feed. And yet voice notes are an incredibly popular way for people to get their thoughts and ideas across.
That's why I've built Warble (https://www.getwarble.com)
With Warble, you can simply record a voice note and turn it into a video post in moments. There's no need to get on camera, no editing or video skills required, it's as simple as recording a voice note.
It's also worth saying here that the video posts are not generative AI so they don't need to be flagged on any of the networks. The only bit of AI used is to transcribe the audio into the caption text, everything else uses pre-designed templates (by day I'm a motion designer so this is where my main skills come into play!)
One thing also want to mention is that although I built Warble with the goal of being a quick way to create video posts, I'm actually finding it the quickest way to create ANY sort of post. The process of just recording a voice note and having something to share is pretty effortless.
The networks not taking a voice note is the whole pitch. Put that in the first sentence of whatever you send next — changelog, email, or a post — and put the no-camera / not-generative-AI line in the same sentence, not a later FAQ. "Record a voice note, get a feed-ready video, no camera, not a generated clip" is the thing a stranger can paste. The motion-design templates are the proof, not the headline.
If you write a longer note, keep one channel per job: the email is for people who already wanted this, the social line is only the constraint you solved. Mixing them is how a launch post turns into a product tour nobody finishes.