A nights-and-weekends project by Peter Ramsing
The podcasts you follow, summarized and searchable.
I subscribe to too many podcasts and listen to a fraction of them. So I built AudioBrevity. It turns the shows you follow into summaries you can search, and hands the whole library to your AI assistant.
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- Episodes summarized
- 15,518
- Podcasts
- 437
Free to read. No credits needed.
Browse the catalogWhat it does
- Summaries you can skim
- Episodes become short summaries with key takeaways. In the app, sections often link to the moment they were said.
- Search across your shows
- Find the episode where someone said the thing, or ask a question and get an answer drawn from the episodes themselves.
- Your AI assistant can read it too
- With Pro, connect Claude or another assistant and it can search and quote your podcast library.
- Feeds for any podcast app
- Build feeds of just the episodes worth your time, and listen in the app you already use.
Start with a starter pack
Each pack is a handful of shows I picked. Add one and I'll summarize their recent episodes for free, so you have a library to search on day one.
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Audiophile
3 shows
You notice the difference between 128kbps and 320kbps - or you argue about vinyl. I'm not judging.
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Recently summarized
The newest summaries in the catalog. Free to read, no account needed.
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NPR News Now ·
9am ET, November 06 | The latest headlines from NPR
Mississippi’s Senate result depends on mail ballots and provisional ballots that can be processed through Tuesday.
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Radiolab ·
More Perfect: Cruel and Unusual
Drug shortages and manufacturers’ refusals to supply execution medicines pushed states toward experimental lethal-injection protocols and revived older methods such as firing squads.
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NPR News Now ·
8am ET, November 06 | The latest headlines from NPR
Investors’ concerns about the AI industry helped drive the Dow down more than 1,800 points, its worst performance since April 2025.
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The GaryVee Audio Experience ·
Why You Need to Forget Your "Mistakes" and Focus on Your Next Thing
CRWD uses technology to organize ordinary people into targeted, paid real-world groups that can try products, visit businesses, attend events, conduct research, or complete other requested actions.
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Unchained ·
The Chopping Block: The Midterm Mega Tsunami, a16z Goes Frontier, the CFTC Clears Equity Perps, and the Fight Over Abliterated AI Models
a16z’s move from crypto to Frontier reflects the normalization of AI and other frontier technologies in crypto venture investing, unlike Paradigm’s heavily mocked 2023 attempt.
What it costs
Free
It's free to use. The community keeps it running. Chip in $5 and it funds 50 episodes or 5,000 AI credits for everyone.
Pick two free starter packs to fill your library.
Pro
Want dedicated resources? Pro is $49/mo. You get 1,000 episode summaries and 10,000 AI credits a month, all your own. You can also upload up to 1 GB of your own audio and turn it into your own podcast feed.