Podcast knowledge base
Point it at your feed. Every episode is transcribed with speaker labels, and the people, places, items and running threads become wiki articles, each one linked back to the moment in the audio it came from.
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Each episode is transcribed with speaker diarization, and the show's own speaker history is used to put names to the voices rather than leaving them as Speaker A and Speaker B.
People, places, items, topics and narrative events are extracted into articles. A returning subject updates the article that already exists instead of starting a second one.
Full-text search across articles and transcripts, a timeline of what happened when, and a published read-only wiki at your own address when you decide to hand it to listeners.
Articles cite the moments they were built from. Click a citation and the player jumps to it, so anything the wiki says can be checked against what was actually said.
Diarization separates the voices and a per-show speaker profile carries the mapping forward, so recurring hosts and guests keep their names across the run instead of being relabelled each time.
New episodes extend the existing articles. Names, aliases and spellings you have settled on are held as canonical and fed back into every later episode.
Report a wrong fact from the article itself. Once a reviewer approves it the correction becomes a rule the pipeline honours in everything it generates afterwards, so the same mistake does not come back next episode.
Every content change is snapshotted before it is written, so any article can be read at an earlier version and rolled back. Transcripts are versioned the same way.
Shows are private by default. Invite people at read, review, edit or admin level (a reviewer can raise a correction without being able to change anything), and publish publicly only when you want to.
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Create an account, add your feed, and run a single episode through. The wiki that comes out the other end is the fastest way to judge whether it is worth doing for the rest of the back catalogue.
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