For podcasters

Your back catalog is invisible to Google. Let's make it a library people find.

Every episode you've published becomes a readable book that Google can finally see: the full conversation, edited like a print interview. A three-hour show reads in about an hour, and turns into pages people find, read, and share.

Turn an episode into a book, free See the live library

No call first. We send you the book, then we talk. Or we don't.

Fidelity, not a summary

How many of your listeners actually finish a three-hour episode?

More people would read it than will ever finish the audio, and right now you reach none of them. We edit the full conversation the way a good editor prepares a print interview: filler and false starts gone, meaning and voice untouched, nothing put in anyone's mouth. Every sentence keeps its timestamp, back to the second it was said.

Raw transcript

"So — so the thing about, like, mitochondria, right, is that they're not, they're not just the, um, the powerhouse, you know, of the cell — it's, it's actually way more than that, if that makes sense…"

The book

"Mitochondria aren't just the powerhouse of the cell. They're closer to its nervous system — sensing stress, and deciding how the whole body should respond."

01:12:04 · your episode, as a book

A finished book in the Oddangles reader — title, quick read card, and the watch bar — A finished book in the reader. Real product, real episode.

The library

Your catalog becomes an imprint. And a search result.

House-style covers, reading times, a saved place in every book, and a real web page that search engines can index. These are books we've made from shows we admire, with the exact pipeline we'd run on yours.

The Oddangles library — real books with generated cover art, reading times, and reading progress

our live library · 12 books Log in to browse it →

Made from public episodes to show the work. Not affiliated with these shows.

How a book gets made

You send a link. We send back a book.

Every book on that shelf came off the same three passes. All you do is point us at the episode.

00:00:01

A faithful edit

The whole conversation, cleaned into readable prose. Filler out; meaning and voice in. Nothing invented.

00:00:02

Chapters & a quick read

Sensible chapters, a one-screen summary, and the standout lines, so a reader can start anywhere.

00:00:03

Sourced context

Claims worth checking get a neutral, linked note. References and context, never a verdict on you or your guests.

Read ⇄ Watch

Read it. Hit Watch whenever. Never lose your place.

Reading and watching aren't two apps. They're one place. Press ▷ Watch at the top any time and the video opens right where you're reading, or tap a specific line to jump straight to that moment. Watch as long as you like, close it, and you're back on the very sentence you left.

Press Watch at the top and the video opens where you are
Or tap a line to jump to that exact moment
Close it, and you're back on the same sentence, every time

The Story Holding Up the Market

Andrei Jikh

Markets don't really run on numbers. They run on a story — one that enough people agree to believe at the same time.

The moment that story cracks, the figures that looked rock-solid all week can reprice in a single afternoon.

That's why the tape can feel calm right up until, very suddenly, it doesn't.

Reading · 00:14:22 — press ▷ Watch anytime Watching · 00:14:22 · your place is kept

What it does for your show

A real reading app, not a PDF.

Four papers to read on

Dark, manila, cream, or paper, with size and brightness dials. Your audience sets the room and forgets it.

Save the good lines

Readers keep a quote or a spot; they wait together on one shelf, each tap back to the exact second.

Sourced further reading

Claims worth checking carry a neutral, linked note. Context beside the conversation, never a verdict.

Shareable, indexable pages

Every book is a real web page with its own preview card. The words your audio never gave Google.

Why I built this

It started with my wife.

I kept hearing conversations I wanted to share with her: podcasts I'd listened to that I knew she'd love, and ones she'd meant to get to herself. But three hours of audio never fit her day. Between her responsibilities and the few moments she actually had, there was rarely a time or a place to just listen.

So I turned the episodes into books she could read instead. A few pages whenever she had them, no headphones, no three-hour commitment. She's read more than five of them now, conversations she'd never have gotten to any other way.

Every show has an audience like her: people who would read what they'll never find the time to hear. This is how you reach them.

5+ books read, so far Corday, founder

The archive

Priced per episode. Less as you do more.

Per-episode price

How many episodes have you published?

10140 episodes500

$53

per episode

3–5 wks

to deliver

Includes a year of hosting on your branded library, and you own every file we deliver. Episodes with missing captions or rough audio get scoped separately. We'll tell you which ones before you pay for anything.

Hosted library

$149/mo

Ongoing, per new episode

Keep the library growing. We turn each new episode into a book as it drops, hosted on your branded shelf.

Start with a free book

Most shows start here

The archive

Your whole catalog

$39–$59 per episode

Convert the entire back catalog into a branded library, indexed and readable. Priced per episode, and it drops the more you do.

Get a free sample book

White label

Your name on it

Let's scope it together

The whole reader under your brand and domain. Your library, your logo, our pipeline behind it.

Talk white label

The demo is the pitch

We'll turn one of your episodes into a book before we ever get on a call.

Send us your show. We'll pick a strong episode, make the book, and send you the link. Read it, share it, keep it. It's a real page on our live library.

Free. No deck, no follow-up sequence. You get the book either way.