The product
Everything here works today.
No roadmap on this page. Each capability below is live and available on the free tier, and where a source cannot do something, it says so rather than leaving you to find out. Sharing what you kept, and being asked about it rather than shown it, are the two things being built next, and they are on the home page under a heading that says they do not exist yet.
What now?
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Key takeaways
Keep one- 00:11:44Moody's built a multi-agent system with 35 distinct agent designs, each with its own instructions and personality.
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Sources
Any podcast, from anywhere
Nothing here asks you to move your listening. Follow the shows you already follow, and keep your place wherever you play.
The open directory
Follow any show from the public podcast directory and every episode arrives playable. These are the episodes that carry transcripts, takeaways and chat.
Spotify, both ways
Connect Spotify and your follows come over. Where you stopped in one app is where you resume in the other.
Library
Every show, every episode, every lane
Follow a podcast and its entire catalog arrives, not just the last few weeks.
Search the open directory
Find any podcast by name across the public catalog and follow it in one click.
Full back catalogs
Following a show pulls every episode from its feed into your library, each playable immediately.
New releases surface themselves
Episodes published in the last few days appear on your home page, and feeds refresh in the background as you use the app.
Follows, not a backlog
Following a show costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Episodes only enter your queue when you act on them.
A shelf per question
Shows, what is new, what fits right now, and every saved episode. Each shelf answers one question, so you never scroll a list that mixes them.
Choosing
The end of the five-minute scroll
The home screen answers one question: what should I play right now?
Pick by time available
Choose a window from 15 to 90 minutes and see only what fits, counting the time left on anything already started.
Continue listening
Everything in progress, ordered by when you last played it, with a progress bar and the minutes remaining.
Variety enforced
Candidates are capped at two per show, so a daily feed cannot crowd out everything else you follow.
Schedule when you want to
Put an episode on a calendar day if that is how you think. Available, never required.
Listening
A player built for following along
Playback designed around reading, re-listening and jumping to the exact moment.
Full transport control, and your place kept
Scrubbing, 15 and 30 second skips, speed from 1x to 2x, volume, and lock-screen controls on mobile. Progress is checkpointed as you listen and flushed when you close the tab, so you never lose your place.
Read along
Speaker-labeled transcripts scroll with the audio to keep the current line in view. Click any line to jump there.
Ask the episode anything
Chat against the full transcript. Every answer cites timestamps you can verify in the audio.
Keeping
What survives the week
The reason the product exists: an hour of listening should leave something behind.
Key takeaways, run on finish
The 5 to 8 concrete points from an episode, each linked to the moment it was said. Real claims and figures, never 'the hosts discuss AI'. Finishing an episode starts the extraction on its own, against a transcript that already exists; it never starts a new one.
Snippets
Note the moment while it plays, keep an answer, a highlighted passage, or a takeaway you choose. The whole extraction stays on the episode and also lands in Snippets; the points you keep sit beside it.
What you finished, of any kind
Everything you played each day, how much of it, with daily and period totals.
Shared transcripts
A transcript belongs to the episode, not to you. If it already exists, reading it is instant and free.
Recall
Kept is not the same as remembered
A note in a list is a note you will not read again. Everything here exists to put a kept moment back in front of you, in a form you can act on in one press.
Moments, one to a screen
Your notes read back as a feed instead of a list. Each one carries the words that were being said around it, pulled from the episode's transcript, so a note you wrote in March still makes sense in June.
Hear the second again
A moment plays where you are reading it: twenty-five seconds from the exact point, then it stops on its own. No page to open, nothing to scrub for.
Shuffle
The order the feed gives you is the order you kept them in. Shuffle it and the ones you forgot you kept come up beside the ones you just took.
A recap card per episode
Finishing an episode leaves a card: what you kept, what was extracted, and the minutes you actually played, counted from the listening log rather than the episode's length.
Your week, wrapped
Hours, episodes, finishes and moments kept for a week, a month or a year, with the shows that took the time, a bar for every day in the range, and the days you did it in a row.
The Sunday email
One email a week: the hours and episodes, the shows that took the time, the moments you kept, and the first five points due back, each with a link to the wall. Off in one click from the email or in Settings.
Cards as images
The recap and the wrapped card save as 1080 by 1350 images, sized for a phone screen. Signed in and yours only: a note is private, and an image endpoint is a link that leaves the app.
Pricing
Free is not a trial.
No card, and no clock counting down. The one real limit is how many new transcripts you start each month. Everything else is unlimited on every plan.
Free
5 hours of new transcript a month.
- Unlimited shows, episodes and playback
- Enough takeaways and chat to cover all of them
- Revisiting, in your own words and recall checks, unlimited
- All allowances reset on the 1st
Pro
$12/month20 hours of new transcript a month, or $10/month paid yearly.
- Everything in Free
- Four times the transcription hours
- Enough takeaways and chat to cover all of them