Podcasts as learning material
Your player remembersthat you listened.upnext remembers what you heard.
For people who treat podcasts as input rather than background noise. Know what to play in the time you have, and keep the parts worth keeping.
Free to start. Following shows, playback, picking and history are unlimited.
What now?
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How OpenAI Wins the BuildoutBig Technology Podcast19mWhy it exists
Three things every listener does, that no podcast app solves
You pick by mood, not by plan
Nobody follows a listening schedule. What actually happens is five minutes of scrolling and then a rerun. upnext asks how long you have and answers with episodes that fit.
You will never take notes mid-listen
Every tool that asks you to tag, clip or annotate while listening fails, because your hands are busy and your attention is elsewhere. So the work happens after, without you.
A finished episode leaves nothing behind
An hour in, the ideas are gone by the weekend. The point of upnext is that the good parts survive the week, with a link back to the second they were said.
The output
An hour of listening, reduced to what you would have written down
Finish an episode and the claims, numbers and arguments come out with the timestamp attached. Keep them, search them, come back to them.
5 Ways Companies Are Using AI Agents Today
Big Technology Podcast
Key takeaways
Save to Lessons- 00:11:44Moody's built a multi-agent system with 35 distinct agent designs, each with its own instructions and personality.
- 00:14:26A stone manufacturer replaced the work of three to four customer service staff with a single digital agent.
Every episode, not just recent ones
Follow a show and its entire back catalog arrives, playable immediately.
Transcripts that follow the audio
Speaker-labeled, auto-scrolling, and clickable. Tap any line to jump there.
Ask the episode anything
Answers cite timestamps, so you verify against the audio instead of trusting a summary.
History that counts the minutes
What you listened to each day, how much of it, and what you finished.
Pricing
Two things cost money to run. Only those two are metered.
Sending audio to be transcribed, and the model calls behind takeaways and chat. Everything else is unlimited on every plan, because serving one more listener costs nothing.
Free
$0No card, no trial clock
- New transcripts
- 10 episodes a month
- Takeaways and chat
- Enough to run takeaways on every one of them, and ask questions on top
Pro
$9/monthNot open yet
- New transcripts
- 40 episodes a month
- Takeaways and chat
- Five times the free allowance, for four times the transcripts
- Next, and not built yet
- Takeaways that run themselves on every episode you finish, a weekly recap that resurfaces old ones, and one search box across everything you have ever heard
Takes a free account, and decides what gets built first.
Never metered, on either plan
- Following shows and pulling in full back catalogs
- Playing and scrubbing in the app, with progress synced to Spotify
- The now-picker, the calendar and listening history
- Reading any transcript that already exists
- Saving lessons and exporting them
A transcript belongs to the episode, not to you. If someone else already transcribed it, reading it costs you nothing on either meter.
Intelligence
Private betaExecutives say things on podcasts they never say on an earnings call.
The same engine, pointed at research. Name a person and get every podcast where they actually spoke, with the claims pulled out and timestamped. Built for funds, corp dev and GTM teams.
See how it works96%
of podcast results for a public figure are people talking about them, not the person speaking.
Measured across 103 episodes surfaced for a single name. Separating the two is the product.