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At the moment we're still using langchain but it is quite cumbersome in the long run. The library is developing quickly and a feature that you might expect to work one week might not the next. Have you had better luck with others?

All the strategies below were ones we tried. You can check it out!

To clarify search here to you mean search within the podcast or within the summary? We're also looking into better recommendations.

Yes you can point it to "any" podcast for now. At this time, you will have to purchase a membership however we're thinking about allowing users with "registered" accounts to also be able to as well.

Do you have specific links / sources you had in mind? It's certainly apart of our roadmap to include other medium.

Hey FanaHOVA, big fan! We were syncing from multiple sources and will be consolidating that in the near future (most likely via RSS).

We're using whisper and GPT-3.5 with the new 16K context. Eager to hear more feedback from you. Feel free to follow up with us at ian@scribbler.so & phil@scribbler.so

Hey Voisin, sorry to here that you're having issues. Do you mind joining our discord and following up in help: https://discord.gg/9s8GNYSM otherwise feel free to email phil@scribbler.so or ian@scribbler.so

Hey we've actually checked out snipd as well. We're excited that there are others that are also competing in this space. What are some of the features you like that we are lacking?

Can you describe in the UI if there's anything that would add?

Hey Solvency, Thanks for the feedback. We definitely have it on our road map to do more rigorous search along with question & answer.

Hi everyone!

We're thrilled to present Scribbler, a tool that turns podcasts into bite-sized summaries.

Currently, Scribbler is available as a Telegram bot that you can try out by [clicking here](https://bit.ly/scrbblr). The app's basic features allow you to browse available podcasts and episodes, as well as request a summary on demand.

Please keep in mind that the application is still in its early stages of development and may have some rough edges. We hope that you find it helpful, and we welcome any feedback that can help us improve it for everyone.

P.S. We've also launched on Product Hunt. If you found Scribbler useful, we would be thrilled if you could give us an upvote there too.

Best regards, Phil & Ian