Onpode

Short, sourced two-host AI podcasts built around your curiosity

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What is Onpode?

Onpode generates short, sourced, two-host AI podcast episodes on any topic you name, then keeps a daily feed tuned to your follows, questions and listening habits. Each episode shows the reporting it drew from.

Onpode is a personalized podcast service that turns a topic, company, person or half-formed thought into a short audio episode. Instead of reading a summary aloud, it produces a conversation between two hosts who weigh the evidence, push back on each other and admit when the evidence is thin. Each episode is grounded in named reporting, and the sources it drew from are shown alongside the audio, so a listener can check where a claim came from. The workflow is built around a feed. A user follows topics such as a company, a field like longevity or artificial intelligence, and can also type a question in plain language, with no keywords or prompt-writing required. Onpode researches the request across real sources in the background and delivers a finished two-host episode to the feed a few minutes later, so there is no need to wait on the page. The feed also refreshes daily, tied to current news and shaped by follows, questions and which episodes a listener actually finishes. Example episodes on the homepage run roughly nine to twelve minutes. Hosts are cast per topic rather than fixed. The homepage describes a roster of distinct personas, such as an explainer focused on science and everyday economics, a professor covering business, tech and science, a curious generalist, and a best friend voice for culture and lifestyle. Pairings are matched to the subject and are meant to hold different points of view, which is what produces the disagreement in the dialogue. Onpode suits curious professionals, students and news followers who want to understand a fast-moving subject, such as chip supply, monetary policy or energy storage, during a commute or a break. It sits between general podcast apps, which depend on what hosts happen to publish, and text-to-speech summarizers, which read existing articles back. Its pitch is on-demand episodes about exactly what a listener asks, with attribution built in. Pricing details are not given on the homepage beyond an invitation to start free.

How do you use Onpode?

  1. 1Open Onpode and start listening
    Go to the Onpode homepage and use the Start listening button to begin building a personal feed.
    Onpode — Open Onpode and start listening
  2. 2Follow a few topics
    Pick topics, companies or fields you care about, such as AI or longevity, so the daily lineup has a starting point.
  3. 3Ask about anything
    Type a topic, company, person or rough question in plain language, with no keywords or prompt-writing required.
  4. 4Let the episode generate
    Onpode researches across real sources in the background. A finished two-host episode appears in your feed a few minutes later.
  5. 5Press play and check sources
    Listen to the episode and open the reporting it drew from. Finishing episodes teaches the feed what to surface next.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Episodes are built from any plain-language topic, with no keywords or prompt-writing neededAI
  • Named sources are shown with each episode, so claims can be checkedAI
  • Two-host conversational format with differing viewpoints, rather than a summary read aloudAI
  • Daily feed adapts to follows, questions and what you finish listening toAI
  • Research runs in the background and the episode lands in the feed in a few minutesAI

Cons

  • The homepage gives no pricing tiers or limits beyond a mention of starting freeAI
  • No platform, app or integration details are stated, so device support is unclearAI
  • Hosts are AI personas, so some listeners may prefer human reporters and interviewsAI
  • Episodes run about nine to twelve minutes, which may be too shallow for deep researchAI

How much does Onpode cost?

Free trial

The page metadata says to start free, but trial length and limits are not described.

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Pricing

The homepage does not list pricing, only an invitation to start free.

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Features

On-demand two-host podcast episodes from any typed topic, grounded in named sources shown with each episode. Daily personalized feed from follows, questions and listening history. Cast hosts with distinct personas and viewpoints. Episodes run roughly 9 to 12 minutes.

Frequently asked questions about Onpode

  • How much does Onpode cost?
    The homepage does not list pricing, only an invitation to start free.
  • Does Onpode offer a free trial?
    The page metadata says to start free, but trial length and limits are not described.
  • How do you use Onpode?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Open Onpode and start listening 2. Follow a few topics 3. Ask about anything 4. Let the episode generate 5. Press play and check sources.
  • What platforms does Onpode support?
    Onpode is available on Web App.
  • What are the limitations of Onpode?
    The homepage gives no pricing tiers or limits beyond a mention of starting free. No platform, app or integration details are stated, so device support is unclear. Hosts are AI personas, so some listeners may prefer human reporters and interviews.

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Added10/8/2026

Platforms

Web App

Pricing

Freemium

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