From Voice Recording to Live Website: How I Built the Wyoming Keynote Recap

I gave a keynote at the Wyoming Governor's Conference on Tourism in February 2026. The talk covered AI's dual impact on tourism — how it's changing traveler behavior and how it's changing the way we work. I recorded the entire session on my Plaud device, a pocket-sized AI recorder that generates transcripts automatically.

Here's what happened next: I took that transcript and fed it into Claude Code. Within a single working session, Claude Code turned a raw voice recording into a fully designed, responsive website — complete with slide imagery, Brand USA typography, structured sections, and social sharing metadata. The result is live at wyoming-keynote-recap.vercel.app.

The workflow was three steps:

Step 1: Record with Plaud. I clipped the device to my outfit and let it capture the full 60-minute session. Plaud generated a raw transcript — no speaker labels, just a continuous stream of text — which gave me a starting point for everything I said, including the Q&A.

Step 2: Build with Claude Code. I gave Claude Code the transcript, my presentation slides, and Brand USA's design system (colors, fonts, logo specs). Claude Code read through the transcript, matched content to slides, and generated a complete HTML page with embedded slide imagery, responsive layout, and proper Open Graph tags for social sharing. The entire build happened in conversation — I described what I wanted, reviewed iterations, and refined the design through dialogue.

Step 3: Deploy to Vercel. One push to Bitbucket, connected to Vercel, and the site was live. Total time from raw recording to public URL: one working session.

Why this matters for tourism professionals:

This workflow eliminates the gap between "event happened" and "content published." Every conference keynote, panel discussion, or stakeholder meeting generates valuable content that typically dies in a notebook or recording app. With a voice recorder and an AI coding tool, that content becomes a shareable, searchable, branded digital asset — the same day.

The Wyoming recap page serves multiple purposes: it's a reference for the 300 attendees who were in the room, a portfolio piece for future speaking engagements, and a discoverable resource for anyone searching for AI applications in tourism. One recording, three outcomes.

Tools used: Plaud (recording and transcript — one-time device cost plus subscription), Claude Code (website generation), Vercel (hosting), Bitbucket (version control).

See the live result: wyoming-keynote-recap.vercel.app