How to get timestamped answers from a podcast
Stop scrubbing a two-hour episode. Get a summary, show notes, and answers anchored to the exact [mm:ss] — at about 30 seconds per hour of audio.
One click while you listen
Open the episode on YouTube, a podcast site, or wherever you listen, and click Silestis — or paste a link (1800+ sites supported). You get a timestamped transcript with speaker labels, a summary, and auto show notes, so a host-and-guest conversation reads cleanly and every claim is anchored to a moment.
Ask, don't scrub
"What did the guest say about their morning routine?" Ask in plain language and get the answer with a clickable [mm:ss] timestamp that jumps straight there. Across a back-catalogue, semantic search finds the exact moment a topic came up — even across dozens of episodes.
See it for podcasts and YouTube videos.
FAQ
Can I quote the exact moment something was said?
Yes. Every line carries a [mm:ss] timestamp, so you can cite or clip the precise moment — ideal for show notes and social clips.
Does it separate the host and guests?
Yes. Speaker diarization labels each voice so a conversation reads cleanly, and you can rename speakers to real names.
The next lecture your AI tools can't open — Silestis can.
Open the video, click Silestis, done — a summary, timestamped answers, and notes, right on the page. Even when there's no transcript.
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