We transcribe the podcasts and read the newsletters, and make them searchable. Set up alerts, or hand it all to your AI agent over MCP or API.
14 day free trial.
Real people, not machines. We track what humans actually say, read, and listen to, then enrich every source with authority scores and people data.
Connect it to your AI agent over MCP or API, so it's automation rather than one more dashboard to log into.
Newsletter
Benedict Evans
Benedict Evans
Issues back to 2013 Close to 200,000 readers a week
Newsletter
Money Stuff
Matt Levine, Bloomberg
Every issue since January 2026
Newsletter
Lenny's Newsletter
Lenny Rachitsky
Posts back to 2019 1.2M Substack subscribers
Newsletter
The Pragmatic Engineer
Gergely Orosz
Posts back to 2022 1.1M Substack subscribers
Podcast
Dwarkesh Podcast
Dwarkesh Patel
~167 episodes with full transcripts 108,000 Substack subscribers
Podcast
All-In
Chamath, Jason, Sacks and Friedberg
Transcribed episodes, more coming 1M+ YouTube subscribers
Podcast
Acquired
Ben Gilbert and David Rosenthal
Episodes back to 2015
Newsletter
Big Technology
Alex Kantrowitz
Issues back to 2020 154,000 Substack subscribers
Podcast
Odd Lots
Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway, Bloomberg
Episodes back to 2015
Newsletter
Not Boring
Packy McCormick
Issues back to 2020 278,000 Substack subscribers
Podcast
Hard Fork
Kevin Roose and Casey Newton, The New York Times
Episodes back to 2022
Newsletter
Platformer
Casey Newton
Every issue since February 2026
Podcast
Decoder
Nilay Patel, The Verge
Episodes back to 2015
Podcast
Invest Like the Best
Patrick O'Shaughnessy
Episodes back to 2016
Podcast
a16z Podcast
Andreessen Horowitz
Episodes back to 2014
Podcast
Latent Space
swyx and Alessio Fanelli
Episodes back to 2022 201,000 Substack subscribers
Brand health, product and trend signals, and who is talking about a brand before search and social pick it up.
“Chipotle, the interesting thing, I've stopped going there because I think quality is down. And I know I'm not alone there.”
Where a story started, which named voices carried it, and how the framing changed along the way.
“The trial is expected to run about three months, but the reputational battle will be longer and harder to salvage.”
Every newsletter issue and podcast episode is one record, with the same fields whichever it is. We enrich each one with the people's contact details, who the sponsors are, and what topics it covers. Archives go back as far as each publisher's feed does. Benedict Evans goes back to 2013, Acquired to 2015.
One Dwarkesh Podcast episode, from three API calls: the episode, the first turns of its transcript, and the show. Long text is cut short here.
Speakers have their real names, and ad reads are labelled apart from the conversation. Those are the two things your pipeline would otherwise have to build.
New issues and episodes are collected continuously as they're published, so the data stays fresh rather than arriving in a daily or weekly batch. Podcast transcripts follow once the episode has been transcribed.
{
"post": {
"slug": "z2cm-e6rd-9w8e",
"title": "Noam Brown – Agent swarms, alignment, & recursive self-improvement",
"link": "https://www.dwarkesh.com/p/noam-brown",
"published_at": "2026-09-17T15:38:13Z",
"source": {
"slug": "jnvz-3qo7-i59c",
"name": "Dwarkesh Podcast"
},
"transcript_status": "fetched",
"people": [
{
"slug": "ofgm-9vx0-95yu",
"name": "Dwarkesh Patel",
"role": "host"
},
{
"slug": "pefg-49b1-x7v2",
"name": "Noam Brown",
"role": "guest"
}
],
"topics": [
{
"slug": "drn6-87w4-0qv3",
"name": "recursive self-improvement"
},
{
"slug": "fxyi-6kds-kw9m",
"name": "ai alignment"
}
],
"sponsors": [
{
"slug": "6cen-imru-gxei",
"name": "Jane Street"
},
{
"slug": "a3ai-psrg-dwzf",
"name": "Antithesis"
}
]
},
"transcript": {
"total": 82,
"has_speaker_diarization": true,
"items": [
{
"speaker": "Dwarkesh Patel", "kind": "speaker",
"text": "Today, I'm chatting with Noam Brown, who is a researcher at OpenAI. He was one of the foundational contributors to what became O1 and the reasoning models, and now he's working on …"
},
{
"speaker": "Noam Brown", "kind": "speaker",
"text": "So the way I think about it, when you plot the performance of these reasoning models with test time compute on the X axis and performance on basically any reasoning benchmark on the Y axis, …"
},
{
"speaker": "Dwarkesh Patel", "kind": "ad", "text": "Suppose you need to do a major back-end refactor. Getting assurance that you didn't introduce any new bugs could take weeks of writing an extensive battery of tests, potentially more time …"
}
]
},
"source": {
"slug": "jnvz-3qo7-i59c",
"name": "Dwarkesh Podcast",
"type": "podcast",
"authority_score": 70,
"liveness": "active",
"first_post_published_at": "2020-05-22T18:31:47Z",
"posts_count": 182
}
}
Search results and social feeds are filling up with generated content. People are moving their real opinions to spaces they chose: a newsletter they subscribed to, a podcast hosted by someone they trust.
52%
named a podcast host as the influencer whose opinion matters most, against 24% for social media influencers
That's where the early signals and real opinions show up now, and it's content a normal search index doesn't reach.
On the call we look at the data together, for the companies and topics your customers care about.
Book a meeting