Built by a software engineer who actually listens to podcasts
My name is Berke. I'm a software engineer with more than 8 years of experience, an avid podcast listener, and the person behind Podtyper.
Why I built this
I've been listening to podcasts for many years. I love the format, but I kept running into the same problem: the useful part of an episode is often buried somewhere in the middle.
As the mission on the home page says, this started from a simple frustration. I love podcasts, but I don't always have the time to sit through the whole thing just to get one key idea, quote, or explanation.
During COVID, I also made podcasts myself. That gave me the creator side of the problem too. I saw how much value is locked inside each episode and how hard it is to reuse that value without a clean transcript.
What Podtyper is for
Podtyper is built to save time. It helps listeners, creators, researchers, and teams turn long podcast episodes into something easier to use: text.
That means faster skimming, better note-taking, easier quoting, more accessible content, and a simpler way to turn podcast audio into summaries, subtitles, and written assets.
The goal is straightforward: save people from wasting time searching through long episodes when they really just need the useful part.
A simple founder note
I built Podtyper because I wanted it for myself first. I wanted a faster way to get the value out of podcasts without always committing to the full runtime.
If you're here because you want better podcast transcription, easier summaries, or a cleaner way to work with spoken content, that is exactly what this product is meant to help with.
Try Podtyper
Paste a public podcast link and turn it into a transcript, summary, and export-ready text in minutes.
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