Free
Start a personal library and ask it questions.
50queries / month
2 transcription hours / month
Listen. Ask. Know.
Your library, answerable.
Sedgem turns the podcasts and long-form sources you follow into a searchable knowledge system. Ask a grounded question, then jump back to the moment that answered it.
Free includes 2 hours of transcription and 50 Ask queries a month. See how it works
Ask
Scope
All my podcasts
Mode
- Chat
- Deep Search
- Synthesize
- Summarize
Sample layout
Where did they discuss the tradeoff?
Answers appear here, grounded in your library, with numbered citations you can open at the cited moment.
[1] Show · 12:40[2] Article
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Subject Streams
Source-attributed seeks
Mythos
- 1Show nameTranscript excerpt · open the full episode
- 2Another show you followNext moment, still the original audio
Bring in
PodcastsYouTubeRSSArticlesNewslettersYour filesOPMLThe loop
Add a source. Index it. Ask it.
That is the beta: follow something, wait until the text is ready, then ask a question that can point back to where it was said.
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Add a source
Follow a podcast, YouTube channel, or RSS feed. You see a preview before it joins your library.
- 2
Let it index
Transcripts and articles are processed in the background. An item is ready to question once it is indexed.
- 3
Ask with a citation
Ask something about what you saved. The answer stays tied to the show, episode, or article it came from.
What you can do
Built around listening, then knowing.
Library
A library you can search, file, and return to
Followed shows, episodes, and articles live in one library. Folders, transcript search, and starring keep a growing collection usable.
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Ask
Ask your library, and keep the citation
Ask answers from the sources you are allowed to use. Each answer can point back to the episode or article it came from, including the moment to play.
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Subject Streams
Hear one subject across the shows you follow
Enter a subject and Sedgem ranks timestamped moments from your active subscriptions into a virtual queue. It seeks into the original audio. It does not stitch, export, or redistribute a new file.
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Listen & read
Listen to the original, and read what was said
Episodes open with their audio and transcript. Articles open as reading. Citations and Subject Streams can drop you at a timestamp instead of making you scrub.
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Sources
Follow a show, or bring your own files
Add podcasts, YouTube channels, and RSS feeds. Preview a source before it is saved. Upload your own audio or documents, import an OPML file, or forward newsletters.
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Personas & topics
A voice for a shelf, or a topic across shows
Personas are instructions plus the sources they may use. Topics follow a person, company, or concept and collect mentions you can ask about.
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Who it is for
A backlog of shows
You follow more than you can re-listen to, and you want the useful minutes without losing the source.
Questions, not recaps
You want an answer from your own library, with a path back to the moment, rather than a generic summary of the internet.
More than one format
Podcasts, YouTube, articles, newsletters, and files you upload can sit in the same library.
Private library. Cited answers.
Your library stays yours
Subscriptions, progress, notes, and conversations are private. Shared public catalog items are processed once so the same episode is not rebuilt for every listener.
Answers keep their sources
Ask is built to attribute the episode or article behind a statement, including a way to play the cited moment.
Streams do not remix audio
Subject Streams seek into the original files you already follow. Sedgem does not create a stitched download.
Plans
Start free. Raise the cap when you need to.
Pro
More room for shows, transcripts, and questions.
500queries / month
10 transcription hours / month
Power
The highest included capacity.
5000queries / month
50 transcription hours / month
Checkout prices are shown when you upgrade from Billing. A +250 library-item add-on is available there too. These figures are included capacity, not a promise about how fast a particular show finishes indexing.
Open a library and ask it something.
Create an account with email, Google, or Apple. Add a source during onboarding, or skip and do it from the library.