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⚠️ This proof of concept is now offline

This site was a working prototype that automatically transcribed a live AM-radio call-in program in Warrenton, Missouri into a searchable, structured web marketplace — refreshed within minutes of each broadcast, every weekday. We built it to prove that radio-to-web automation works end to end: capture → speech-to-text transcription → AI structuring → auto-publishing.

We have taken this instance offline. The live capture, transcription pipeline, and all access to caller data have been disabled. The listings shown below are anonymized examples with every phone number and contact detail removed. SmopLabs is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any radio station.

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Voice → Web automation for broadcasters

Turn live radio into a searchable website — automatically.

SmopLabs captures your broadcast, transcribes it to text, uses AI to extract the listings, items, prices, and categories your callers mention, and publishes a clean, mobile-friendly site after every show. Built for tradio, swap-shop, classifieds, and call-in programs on AM and FM radio.

1 Capture 2 Transcribe 3 Structure 4 Publish

Proof of concept — archived

This is what the live marketplace looked like. It’s been locked: you can’t open a listing, and no caller contact information is stored or served here. The data API is disabled.

🔒 Anonymized. Real items, real towns — every phone number removed. Non-interactive.

ARCHIVED For Sale

Round hay bales — mixed grass

Foristell area
$35 / bale
🔒 Contact details removed
ARCHIVED Wanted

Running riding lawn mower

Warrenton area
Name your price
🔒 Contact details removed
ARCHIVED For Sale

Antique wood cook stove

Troy area
$250
🔒 Contact details removed
ARCHIVED Free

Firewood — you haul

Wright City
Free
🔒 Contact details removed
ARCHIVED Wanted

Chest freezer, working

Wentzville
Best offer
🔒 Contact details removed
ARCHIVED For Sale

50-gal gas water heater

New Melle
$40
🔒 Contact details removed

How it works

A fully automated pipeline from over-the-air audio to a live, searchable site — no manual data entry, no copy-paste.

STEP 01

Capture

Record or stream your broadcast on a per-station basis — under your rights and your control.

STEP 02

Transcribe

Accurate speech-to-text transcription of every caller and host turn, location-aware for regional place names.

STEP 03

Structure

AI extracts the items, prices, locations, and categories — sale, wanted, service — into clean structured data.

STEP 04

Publish

A fast, mobile-friendly website (and optional app) updates automatically within minutes of sign-off.

Who it’s for

Any broadcaster whose value lives in what people say on air.

  • Tradio & swap-shop call-in shows
  • Community classifieds and farm-and-trade programs
  • Community & talk radio that wants a written, searchable archive
  • Podcasters turning episodes into discoverable, indexable pages
  • Local news & sports call-in segments

Why this one is offline

We built this prototype against a real public broadcast to prove the technology — end to end, in production, with real listeners. It worked.

We’ve taken it offline to respect the source and because the right home for radio-to-web automation is a station that wants it: running on its own content, under its own license, from day one. That’s the product we’re offering now.

If you run a show like this — country store, trading post, swap shop, classifieds, call-in — the pipeline below can be yours, branded as your station.

Frequently asked questions

Radio transcription, broadcast automation, and turning shows into websites - answered.

What is radio transcription to web?

It’s an automated pipeline that records a radio broadcast, transcribes the audio to text with AI, extracts the items and listings your callers mention, and publishes them to a searchable website — refreshed after every show. SmopLabs built and ran this end to end against a live AM-radio call-in program.

Can you turn a tradio or swap-shop show into a website?

Yes. Tradio, swap-shop, and radio classifieds call-in shows are an ideal fit. The pipeline extracts every for-sale, wanted, and free item callers describe — with price, town, and category — and publishes them as searchable web listings automatically, minutes after each broadcast.

Does it transcribe AM and FM radio broadcasts?

Yes. The capture-and-transcribe pipeline works with AM and FM radio streams, plus podcasts and live audio. It’s location-aware, correcting the regional place names that are common on local radio.

How fast are listings published after a broadcast?

Within minutes of sign-off. The capture, transcribe, structure, and publish pipeline runs automatically after each show, so your searchable site is fresh for listeners the moment the broadcast ends — with no manual data entry.

Can it transcribe podcasts and talk shows too?

Yes. Any spoken broadcast benefits. Podcasts, talk radio, sports call-ins, and community programs can be transcribed, structured, and published as a written, searchable archive that ranks in search engines.

Do you offer white-label deployments for radio stations?

Yes. SmopLabs offers branded, white-label deployments: the pipeline runs on your schedule, on your content, under your license, and is published as your station’s website or app. Email radio@smoplab.com to discuss your station.

Why is the proof of concept on this site offline?

This site demonstrated the technology against a real public broadcast. We took it offline to respect the source, and now offer the same radio-to-web automation to stations that want it — running on their own content, from day one. SmopLabs is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any radio station.

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Bring voice-to-web automation to your station.

Whitelabel deployments, branded to your station, with the capture-and-publish pipeline running on your schedule. Not just country-store shows — any spoken broadcast: transcription, structuring, and automated web publishing.

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