For comms
Amazon executives on cloud pricing and capacity
Company · AmazonTopic · cloud pricingTopic · capacity
We’re not going to squeeze our customers, and we’re going to make sure that they can scale.
Competitive intelligence for strategy, CI and comms teams
Know when your leaders speak, and your rivals’. Quote them to the second.
A tracker for your executives, your rivals’ leaders and the people shaping AI policy. You hear when they speak, not every time their names come up.
Trackers, the API and team workspaces are open by request.
Who uses it
Four teams, one list of names
At a tech or AI company, the comms, policy, strategy and competitive-intelligence teams follow many of the same people. They are your executives, your rivals’ leaders and the people shaping AI policy.
Comms
Know when your executives, or a rival’s, speak on a long interview. You get their exact words and the second to play from.
Policy
What AI lab leaders and tech CEOs say about safety rules, model testing and AI sovereignty, outside the hearing room.
Strategy
Where your rivals say they’re heading, on products, pricing, compute and partners, in their leaders’ own words.
Competitive intelligence
What a competitor’s executive says about your market, with the speaker and the second, ready for the battlecard.
Why PodData
What you use today, and what it misses
What teams use today
Each team buys its own, such as AlphaSense, Meltwater, Muck Rack, Quorum and Podscan.
What it misses
The monitoring tools match keywords and don’t say who is speaking in a podcast. So “our CEO said” and “someone mentioned our CEO” arrive as the same alert. The research and policy tools are built around expert calls, earnings calls, filings and bills. They aren’t built for the long interviews where leaders talk for hours.
What a tracker gives you
A tracker for each team, each one sentence, matched by meaning. It catches what your executives, your rivals’ leaders and AI policy voices say, with the speaker named.
What other products cover is from their own pages, as read on Nov 12, 2026. Each name links to the page we read.
Sample trackers
Trackers you could write
Each is one sentence, with a real quote it would have caught on a show we follow. The words it matched are marked, and the second plays the show’s own recording from there.
For policy
Tech CEOs on AI sovereignty and national strategy
People · tech CEOsTopic · AI sovereignty
The worst thing for any country to do in the name of sovereignty, if they’re off frontier, then that makes no sense because you’re falling behind.
For strategy
OpenAI leaders on product direction and agents
Company · OpenAITopic · product directionTopic · AI agents
the models have shifted from being the product to being a part of the product
For competitive intelligence
AMD leaders on how they position against rivals
Company · AMDPeople · chip CEOsTopic · competitive positioning
we fundamentally believe that there is no one size fits all. Like, the world is a heterogeneous world.
How we name speakers
We’d rather say “unsure” than name the wrong person
The speaker, or “unconfirmed”
Every quote says “Speaker confirmed” or “Speaker unconfirmed”. We would rather say we’re unsure than guess.
No voice prints
We name people from what is said and written about an episode, never from a stored voice.
The exact words, to the second
Each quote is checked word for word against the transcript, and links to the show’s own recording at its second.
Tell us who you need to hear.
Write it in one sentence. We’ll show you what PodData would have caught, and set your team up in the pilot.
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