Turn your reading queue into private podcasts.
Paste an article, PDF, or document. Poddy turns it into a natural audio summary you can listen to while walking, commuting, or taking a break.
No subscription. Buy more credits only when you need them.
See what one saved article becomes.
Poddy is built for the moment when the source matters, but reading it right now is not realistic.
A dense article, paper, PDF, or briefing that keeps getting pushed later.
- The main argument, not every paragraph.
- Clear caveats when the source is uncertain.
- A short recap you can replay before a meeting or study session.
From reading list to private audio library.
Add links or files
Paste article URLs or upload a PDF, DOCX, or TXT file. Poddy extracts the useful reading material.
Choose the format
Pick a quick summary, explainer, two-host conversation, or teacher/student episode.
Listen anywhere
Stream in Poddy, download the MP3, or subscribe to your private feed in a podcast app.
Built for the reading you meant to get to.
For researchers
Turn papers, PDFs, and long articles into reviewable audio for walks, commutes, and lab time.
For founders and operators
Catch up on market research, investor updates, and competitor content without staying pinned to a screen.
For students and lifelong learners
Convert dense reading into explainers, summaries, or teacher/student episodes that are easier to revisit.
Choose the format that matches the reading.
Some sources need a fast summary. Others need a careful explanation, a conversation, or a study-friendly walkthrough.
Summary
A concise episode that pulls out the argument, context, and takeaway from one source.
Clear terms for private listening.
Private by default
Generated episodes stay private to your account and can be collected in your personal RSS feed.
Credit-safe generation
If generation fails, the reserved credit is returned automatically.
No subscription required
Start free, then buy one-time credits only when your reading queue needs more episodes.
Preview the voice before you sign up.
Pick from OpenAI voices and hear a short Poddy sample before creating your first episode.
Alloy
Balanced, neutral, and polished for general explainers.
Ash
Warm, steady, and direct for concise summaries.
Coral
Bright, clear, and friendly for approachable lessons.
Echo
Crisp and energetic for newsy or technical recaps.
Fable
Expressive and narrative for story-driven episodes.
Onyx
Deep, grounded, and calm for authoritative delivery.
Nova
Natural, warm, and versatile for everyday listening.
Sage
Measured and thoughtful for teaching and reflection.
Shimmer
Light, upbeat, and smooth for friendly walkthroughs.
Start free, buy credits when your queue grows.
One credit creates one private podcast episode. Signed-in customers can check out directly, and guests can create an account first.
Starter
Good for trying Poddy with shorter summaries and one-off research.
Creator
Best for regular article queues, study sessions, and weekly briefs.
Pro
A larger personal pool for heavy research, long reading lists, and daily listening.
Clear answers before checkout.
What counts as one credit?
One generated episode uses one credit. If you paste five URLs in summary mode, Poddy creates five episodes and uses five credits.
What happens if generation fails?
The episode is marked failed, the error is visible on the episode page, and the reserved credit is refunded automatically.
Can I download the audio?
Yes. Completed episodes can be played in the browser, downloaded as MP3 files, or collected in your private podcast feed.
Which sources work today?
Poddy supports public URLs, PDFs, DOCX files, and TXT files. More source types can be added later.
Are my episodes public?
No. Generated episodes are private to your account. Your personal RSS feed is designed for your own podcast app.
What documents work best?
Clean PDFs, DOCX files, TXT notes, and public web pages with readable article text work best. Scanned image-only PDFs may need OCR before upload.