Free beta · Cited podcast summaries
Summarize a podcast and keep the citation.
Keldura summarizes a podcast from the episode you add, then lets you ask questions that cite the source. Add a video-podcast episode from YouTube, or upload the audio file. Keldura transcribes it, can generate a summary and a cheatsheet, and folder chat points back to that episode.
Keldura is in free beta. You can start a Library without a credit card. Add a YouTube episode, playlist, or channel, or upload an audio file you already have.
How a cited podcast summary works
The summary and the citation both come from the transcript in your Library. You can open the source instead of trusting a loose recap.
Add the episode.
For a show on YouTube, add the episode, playlist, or channel. For an audio-only file you already have, upload that audio. Keldura imports local audio for transcription.
Read the summary.
Keldura generates summaries and cheatsheets from transcribed content. The summary is the longer read. The cheatsheet is the one-page skim of the same item.
Ask with a citation.
Folder chat answers include source-linked citations. A citation can include the source link, a location in seconds when the transcript has one, and a snippet.
A show, not only one file
YouTube series can come in together.
If the podcast is a YouTube playlist or channel, import it in one job. Channel and playlist imports can use recurring sync. A single video is a one-time source.
Audio you already have.
Upload a local audio file when the episode is not a YouTube video. It lands in the same kind of Library folder, with a transcript you can summarize and cite.
Ask across episodes.
Put episodes in one folder, or ask over more than one folder. The answer stays tied to the imported material instead of a general write-up of the show.
Keldura is not a news service.
A podcast summary here is your Library item. Keldura Daily is a separate free public edition of cheatsheets. Reading Daily does not create personal sources.
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Podcast summary questions
How do I summarize a podcast with citations?
Add a video-podcast episode from YouTube, or upload the audio file. Keldura transcribes it, can generate a summary and a cheatsheet, and folder chat cites the source.
Can I bring in a whole show that is on YouTube?
Yes. If the show is a YouTube playlist or channel, you can import it in one job. Channel and playlist imports can use recurring sync. A single video is a one-time source.
Do citations include a time in the episode?
Yes. Folder chat answers include source-linked citations, with a location in seconds when the transcript has one.
Summarize one episode with a citation.
Add a YouTube episode or upload the audio. Keldura is in free beta.
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