Snipd

Highlight & discover noteworthy moments in podcasts with AI

4.7•16 reviews•

896 followers

Highlight & discover noteworthy moments in podcasts with AI

4.7•16 reviews•

896 followers

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Listen to podcasts with AI-generated transcripts and chapters. Highlight your favorite moments in 1 click, incl. summaries and transcripts, and export them to Readwise, Notion, & co. Discover new moments by listening to short highlights from the community.

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Snipd Launches

AI Notes For PodcastsNever forget a podcast insight again

Launched on June 8th, 2023

Snipd Podcast SummariesListen to AI-generated audio summaries of podcasts

Launched on October 27th, 2022

SnipdHighlight & discover noteworthy moments in podcasts with AI

Launched on February 24th, 2022

4.7

Based on 16 reviews

Review Snipd?

Reviewers mostly praise Snipd for making podcast learning easier: saving clips quickly, jumping to useful segments, and exporting notes to tools like Readwise or Notion are the standout benefits. Several say it replaces messy timestamp workarounds and helps turn listening into usable notes, with some also liking audiobook support. The main complaints are about accuracy and control: AI snips can capture the wrong section, transcripts can drift out of sync, editing clips is tedious, and the app can feel unintuitive compared with Spotify. A desktop or web version is a common request.

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Pros

bookmarking/clipping (5)

Readwise integration (3)

continuous feature updates (2)

easy note-taking (2)

Cons

lack of desktop version (3)

tedious snip adjustment (2)

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•4 reviews

One of the biggest pain points for Snipd is that the snips don't always accurately capture the section you want. This becomes even more difficult when the transcript isn't in sync with the audio. Even when everything is in sync, the snips sometimes cover undesired sections, and adjusting the start or end points is tedious. One of the downsides of outsourcing your outputs to AI is that you're at its mercy. While AI is helpful for getting the ball rolling, it should never fully take over. The automatic snips feature seemed awesome at first glance, but it quickly became apparent that it overwhelms more than informs. It's useful for passive and hurried users who want to get the gist or vet content before committing. However, if you're like me—committed to a curated list of content, listening from start to finish, and wanting to deeply understand—then the automatic snip feature is more detrimental than useful. It removes the deliberate action from the listening experience and promotes clutter, since there will inevitably be insights or advice that I won't care for. Also, this app is screaming for a web app version, because the information gleaned can be further used/repurposed. I wouldn't be surprised if a competitor sees this gap and makes a super learning/extraction app.

What needs improvement

inaccurate snips (1)tedious snip adjustment (2)automatic snips (1)lack of desktop version (3)

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•1 review

I've been using Snipd for about 18 months now, and I have to say - this app is an absolute game-changer for podcast listeners. After trying pretty much every podcast app out there over the last decade, this one stands out in the best way possible. What makes it so special? Well, imagine you're listening to a podcast and hear something brilliant that you want to remember. Instead of scrambling to write it down or trying to remember the timestamp, you just tap your headphones and boom - that moment is saved forever. The app automatically transcribes the snippet and even sends it to your Readwise account and email. It's like magic for podcast listeners! The team behind Snipd keeps making it better and better. Their latest addition really blew me away - they've added support for Audiobooks from Audible. As someone who's suffered through Audible's outdated player for years, this is such a welcome upgrade. You can finally save snippets from your audiobooks, something that honestly should have been standard in 2024. What really sets Snipd apart isn't just one feature - it's how everything works together so smoothly. I know this might sound like I'm gushing, but after 10 years of using different podcast apps, finding one that's actually innovating and making the listening experience better is refreshing. If you're someone who loves podcasts or audiobooks and wants to get more out of your listening experience, give Snipd a try. It's not just slightly better than other podcast apps - it's in a completely different league. The fact that they keep adding new features and improvements just makes it even better. Honestly, hats off to the Snipd team. They've created something special here, and it shows in every aspect of the app.

What's great

continuous feature updates (2)Readwise integration (3)bookmarking/clipping (5)AI-generated transcripts (1)audiobook support (1)

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•3 reviews

I like it. But it still has a lot of work to be done; it feels unintuitive as someone moving from Spotify, and I can't get myself to use Snipd instead of Spotify whenever I want to listen to a podcast. Also, it's only better for some podcasts, but for 'unknown' ones, it's better to use a service like Spotify. I also could not find a way to queue podcasts to play from earliest to latest like I always do on Spotify, which is why I almost never use it for those few AI-transcribed podcasts.

What needs improvement

no podcast queueing (1)

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12 views3yr ago

•4 reviews

What needs improvement

inaccurate snips (1)tedious snip adjustment (2)automatic snips (1)lack of desktop version (3)

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21 views1yr ago

•1 review

What's great

continuous feature updates (2)Readwise integration (3)bookmarking/clipping (5)AI-generated transcripts (1)audiobook support (1)

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18 views2yr ago

•3 reviews

What needs improvement

no podcast queueing (1)

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12 views3yr ago