Break down the details into digestable chucks. Catch up quickly if you missed an episode. Remind yourself of key areas. Learn about new topics.
If you want.
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Audio Brevity solves that "I have too many podcasts" feeling. With key takeaways and summaries of podcasts you are able to know what you need to listen to and which to skip this time. It also solves that problem when someone recommends a podcast to you. Save the hour and just summarize a few episodes and see if it's your next favorite or just one you now have context to casually chat back to them about.
You can ask questions of your podcasts. It is great if you want to get a specific type of summary or you're looking to create a study guide. Give it a try!
Getting started is easy! Just sign up for a free account, add your favorite podcasts to your library, and start summarizing. You can summarize up to 15 episodes per month for free.
If you are on the Basic plan you can set your podcasts to automagically summarize and email you when a new episode drops. This is super handy for us busy folks who have 20 podcasts dropping and you want to see what to listen to on your ride home.
Free users of Audio Brevity can summarize up to 15 episodes. This is a great way to try out Audio Brevity and see how it fits into your podcast listening routine.
The summaries in Audio Brevity are created using a large language model (LLM) that processes transcriptions of the podcast. This AI-powered process allows the tool to condense hours of conversation into concise summaries with key takeaways.
I am excited about several upcoming features, including the ability to ask questions about podcasts and get answers from across episodes or even different podcasts. Another feature I am working on is study guides and starter questions for episodes, making Audio Brevity a great tool for podcast listeners and learners alike. Check out the roadmap or suggest features: here.
Audio Brevity includes sponsor information in the summaries because the tool is designed to benefit both listeners and podcasters. Including sponsors ensures that podcasters and their sponsors still receive value from their content, and it’s helpful for listeners who may want to find sponsor information but can’t recall it from the episode.
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