Pod smarter.
Your time is valuable. Orca listens to whole podcasts and surfaces what’s worth your time: the key takeaways, and the delightful moments worth hearing in full. The best of an hour in 90 seconds.
Tell Orca what you care about. The topics, the beats, what you already know. It reads the whole episode against that, then tells you: listen to this one, read the takeaways of that one, delete the rest with confidence. Get your hours back.
Orca plays your shows like any other player. The difference is that it reads each episode as it lands, usually well before you get to it, so the queue arrives sorted with a reason attached. Anything still being read says so.
Setup is a few sentences: what you are interested in, and what you want out of the time you spend listening. Orca finds the highlights and tells you whether to play the whole episode, read the best parts, or delete it with confidence. Every moment carries a timestamp, so you can jump straight to the part that matters to you and skip the rest.
Disagree with a call and change it. Orca learns the correction.
Works in markets, listens to stay current
Read & delete“analogy-heavy, few novel numbers for your domain”
Chanos gives well-reasoned risk framing, but the dot-com parallel dominates and you already own that frame. Two minutes of takeaways covers the ROIC deterioration without the conversational texture.
Listens on the commute, for the stories
Listen“one genuinely great story, worth the drive”
Skip to 41:20 for Chanos on getting married at City Hall, ringing four different people that morning to find a witness. The capex analysis will not land for you. That will.
Same 69 minutes. One gets the mechanisms, the other gets the moments, and each gets the reason in their own terms. That judgement is what a subscription buys. This website only ever shows the generic reading.