Make notes from a podcast

Copy the link to one episode from Apple Podcasts or Spotify, paste it into the box at the top of this page and select Get notes. The podcast to notes tool gives you short notes with the key points.

Yes, for episodes of up to 10 minutes, with no account. There is a limit per visitor, shared across the free tools. If you reach it, the page tells you how long to wait.

No. You can get, copy and download notes without signing up. You need a free account to ask about the episode, make flashcards or save it to your library.

Up to 10 minutes, and up to 25 MB for the audio file. For a longer episode, the page offers a free account, so you can open the full episode in Gistr.

A link to one episode on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Links to a whole show and direct links to an MP3 do not work. If you have the audio file, use Audio to notes.

The tool needs public audio for the episode. Some episodes, such as Spotify exclusives, do not have any. If you have the audio file, upload it to Audio to notes instead.

The key points from the episode, written as short lines that are quick to revise from. The notes come from an AI transcript, so names and technical terms can come out wrong.

Yes. Copy them in one click, or download them as a TXT or Markdown file to revise offline.

Yes. The podcast transcript generator gives you every line with timestamps.

Gistr uses the link to find the episode’s public audio. That audio goes to a third-party transcription provider, and a third-party AI model writes the notes. Those providers’ own data policies apply. Gistr keeps the result for up to 30 days, so the same episode gets the same result faster.

Gistr is an AI knowledge companion that turns YouTube videos, podcasts, articles and PDFs into knowledge you keep. Ask questions and get answers that cite the exact source, make notes, slides and flashcards, and keep everything in one searchable library.