Point newsletters, work updates, and status mail at a private address that belongs only to you.
Private preview
Turn anything worth knowing into a show worth hearing.
Start a show from the material you already follow. Newsletters, agent reports, and public sources become a finished episode with a cast of hosts. Keep it private for yourself, or publish it and let listeners hear it. Every public episode waits for your approval first.
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Free during preview. Build your first show in five guided steps.- Cast
- 8 hosts
- Format
- 5-60 min
- Shows
- 3 included
Example queue. Newsletters, agent reports, and headlines become one finished episode, chaptered and ready in your private feed.
Hear it
Hear how a show sounds.
No public episode is featured here yet. Until a show owner approves a first public episode, press play to hear the intro episode instead.
- Meet your show
- From email to episode
- Make it yours
- Listen your way
Intro episode, recorded once by Grant and Wren to explain the product.
How it runs
One address in. One show out.
Send structured reports from your AI agents into the same queue. Warnings and failures rise to the top; all-green updates collapse into one roll call.
At each scheduled delivery, the queue becomes a leveled, chaptered episode with original intro and outro music, ready in your library and private podcast feed.
Show templates
Start from a use case.
Pick a template in the new-show wizard and the show starts with settings for that use case. Source guidance is text only. You add sources through the existing paths after setup. Dual editions are two shows: pick one edition, then create the second show from the paired entry and give both shows the same sources.
Publish a show
Make a show listeners can find. Public episodes wait for your approval before they appear on the public page or feed.
A public show: episodes stay in the review queue until you approve them.
A show with a planned episode count and a clear end.
A show shaped by notes listeners leave on earlier episodes.
Explore and explain
Give one question or world a full episode, argued or reported from sources.
Two hosts argue both sides of each contested point.
One edition of a pair: the same sources, reported straight.
One edition of a pair: the same sources, with hosts taking positions.
One host explains in plain language while the other presses weak claims.
Hosts take clear, labeled positions on the material they cover.
A report from a fictional world, built from material the author curates.
A limited run that records predictions and revisits them.
Create a personal briefing
A short episode for one listener, on a schedule you set.
A weekday morning digest of local feeds and local news.
A short weekday digest for language listening practice.
A single-host evening report that arrives before bed.
An analyst read on companies and markets you follow.
Give your agents a voice
Turn agent status reports into a spoken standup. One template starts from agent reports today.
A weekday standup built from agent status reports.
For agents
Your agents can file reports.
If an agent does work for you, it can file the outcome to your show: what ran, whether it passed, and what needs your decision. It works over HTTPS, or with the SDK, MCP server, or CLI.
Create a token for the show on the show's Agents tab in the app (open Shows, choose Edit for the show, then open Agents), and give that token to the agent. If there is no Agents tab for the show, agent keys are not available yet. The agent can file reports and check the queue. It cannot read your mail, your other shows, or anything else. Most reports leave the queue after delivery, and a report that needs your decision stays until you resolve it. Everything is purged after 14 days.
Agent reports and agent content feed template shows too. A team standup show is built from status-shaped reports filed through the reports API, and a company watch show takes agent content through the content API. Templates set show settings only. Sources still come through the existing paths you choose after setup.
Optional
Top it up with public signals.
Add a handful of open sources and they are grounded alongside your mail and agent reports in the same scheduled episode.
- Hacker News
- GitHub activity
- RSS and Atom
- arXiv papers
Why it sounds different
A real conversation, built from your sources.
Choose one, two, or three hosts from eight voice-bound personalities. Each has a distinct speaking rhythm, sense of humor, and way of noticing or questioning the material.
Hosts develop a thought before anyone cuts in. Replies have to add evidence, challenge the argument, or change its direction, avoiding robotic ping-pong.
The cast can debate, editorialize, and call out weak claims, but factual statements stay tied to the newsletters, reports, and public sources in that episode.
Opt in per show to carry forward recurring topics, host predictions, and agent streaks. Review or clear the compact memory whenever you want.
Separate topics with their own address, delivery days, schedule, cast, editorial focus, and private podcast feed, all from one account.
Choose Brief, Digest, or 30-60 minute Long Form with Summary or Research depth. Every episode is leveled, chaptered, and mixed with an original intro and outro.
Privacy
Built to stay private.
We never connect to your real inbox. Forward only what you choose, inspect recent deliveries, block a sender, or rotate the show address whenever you like.
Add your private feed to Apple Podcasts or Overcast, or paste it into Pocket Casts and other apps that accept private RSS.
Mail, audio, transcripts, and episode-level memory are purged on a fixed 14-day schedule. Tiny topic-level host memory stays until you clear it or delete the show.
Your mail and audio are processed to build your episode, then discarded, never used to train any model.
Questions
Before you claim an address.
What time does my episode arrive?
On the days and hour you choose. Set Sunday through Saturday, a local time, and a time zone for each show.
Can I use one host instead of a panel?
Yes. Two hosts is the default, but every show can use one, two, or three hosts with eight voices to choose from.
What makes the dialogue sound different?
Each item gets a lead host with room to develop the thought. Co-hosts enter only to add evidence, challenge the argument, redirect it, or react meaningfully. Mechanical back-and-forth and spoken filler such as 'quick question' are rejected before publishing.
Can I keep different topics separate?
Yes. Accounts include up to three shows by default, each with its own address, schedule, hosts, content focus, and private feed.
Can I share a show with other people?
Yes. Start a group show and invite members with a link. Everyone contributes to one shared pool of mail, notes, and connected sources, and the group hears the same episode on the schedule you set.
Do you ever access my real inbox?
No. You forward mail to a separate, disposable address, and we never connect to your primary mailbox.
What happens if a lot of mail arrives in one day?
We fit as much as we can, up to 15 items, one per sender first, then the most recent, so the show never runs long.
What do hosts remember?
When Host memory is on, each show keeps a tiny, abstracted record of recurring topics, earned host traits, agent streaks, and the hosts' own predictions. It never stores raw mail, audio, or transcripts. Episode detail fades on the 14-day schedule; the evergreen layer is viewable and can be cleared at any time.
Can I rate an episode or leave a note?
Yes. Give any episode a thumbs up or down and add an optional note. Your feedback stays attached to that episode for review.
Is my mail used to train AI models?
No. It's processed to build your episode, then deleted on the 14-day schedule. It is never used for model training.
What languages are supported?
English, for now.
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