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For people with more podcast queue than free time

READ THE
PODCASTS
YOU DON'T
HAVE TIME FOR.

Paste a podcast link → get a readable brief by email
3 free briefs  ·  then buy credits  ·  no subscription
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What you get
Original episode
2h 13m
Long-form interview
  • Press play and clear your schedule
  • Hope the good part isn't at minute 90
  • No way to skim or search
  • Saved to queue, probably forever
Earnote brief
6 min read
Structured notes in your inbox
  • Key ideas
  • Notable moments
  • Practical takeaways
  • Who should read it

Earnote turns long conversations into structured notes you can scan, save, and come back to.

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How it works
01

Drop a link

Paste a YouTube, Apple Podcasts, or direct audio link. We handle the rest.

02

We turn it into a brief

Earnote transcribes the episode and extracts the key ideas, themes, and useful moments.

03

Read it in your inbox

A structured brief arrives by email so you can scan the episode without clearing your schedule.

Built for the queue you never finish

Professionals

Keep up with business, tech, and industry podcasts without losing the afternoon.

Researchers

Turn long interviews into structured notes you can revisit, cite, and build on.

Creators

Pull ideas, references, and takeaways from conversations faster than re-listening.

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PAY WHEN YOU NEED MORE.

Buy credits when your queue gets out of hand. No subscription required.

Free
$0
  • 3 episode briefs
  • Delivered to your inbox
  • No account, no card
Starter
$5
  • 10 episode briefs
  • Great for clearing your queue
  • No subscription
Power
$19
  • 50 episode briefs
  • Best for researchers & creators
  • No subscription

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