Your back catalogue is a goldmine — buried in chronology. Podcast Navigator turns it into a knowledge base your audience can actually explore, by topic, theme or question.
No demo videos, no waitlist. These archives are running on the production system today — type a question and see what comes back.
A sweeping archive across antiquity, medieval Europe, modern wars and beyond. Strong subject density makes it a great test for thematic search.
A decade of conversations about video games — culture, history, industry shifts. Surfaces niche references that would never appear in episode titles.
No engineering effort on your side. We index your back catalogue once, then keep it in sync with your RSS feed.
Every episode — past and future — flows through an embedding model and an entity-extraction pass.
→ ~5 min/100 eps · resume-safe · idempotent
Topics, people, places, periods. Stored in a vector database — searchable by meaning, not just exact words.
→ OpenAI embeddings · pgvector · entity tags
Hosted, branded to match your show. No backend, no build step on your side. We keep it updated automatically.
→ < 1 day from RSS to live page
Most archives still behave like a 2008 RSS reader. Yours doesn't have to.
Everything below is included by default. Customisation lives at the surface, not the plumbing.
"Anything on Roman emperors who went mad" returns the right episodes — not a 404.
Close-match for direct hits, exploratory for serendipity. Listeners pick the energy.
People, places, periods. Browse the archive like a museum, not a feed.
Multi-part series collapse cleanly so a single Cold War arc isn't 14 cards.
Premium and free episodes coexist with a single toggle — no parallel UIs.
New episodes get embedded automatically. You ship, we stay current.
We're working with a handful of podcasts to refine the surface. If your back catalogue deserves more than chronology, get in touch.
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