Quote us with a link, on a few terms.
These terms cover poddata.ai, PodData’s pilot and the emails we send about it. Using PodData means you agree to them.
What PodData is
PodData tracks what leaders say on podcasts and in long interviews. We find quotes in shows’ own recordings and keep each one with the exact words, who said them, the show, the date and the second it starts, and a link to the show’s own recording at that second.
Today this site describes PodData and takes requests for its pilot. Trackers, the API, webhooks, Slack delivery, the MCP endpoint and team workspaces are in pilot, by request. We may change, pause or stop any part of PodData.
Who we are
These terms are an agreement between you and Pod Data Inc., which runs PodData (“we” on this page).
It isn’t advice
Nothing on PodData is investment, financial, legal or other professional advice. The people we quote speak for themselves: a quote being here doesn’t mean we agree with it or have checked whether it’s true. Do your own research before you act on anything you read here.
Software helps, and can get things wrong
Speech-to-text writes the transcripts we find quotes in, and AI models help us find quotes and work out who is speaking. Every quote has to match its transcript word for word, but a transcript can mishear a word, and a speaker can be named wrongly. We name a speaker only when the evidence agrees, and mark the rest “Speaker unconfirmed”: how we name speakers says how.
The recording is the record. If a quote and the recording disagree, trust the recording, and tell us so we can fix it.
Who owns what
The recordings, and what people say in them, belong to their shows and the people speaking. Names and logos belong to their owners. PodData isn’t run by or affiliated with the shows we follow, and a quote being on PodData doesn’t mean its speaker or its show endorses us.
Our own work is ours: the choice and arrangement of quotes, our writing, the design, the software, and the PodData name and logo.
What you can do with it
Quote it with a link. Short quotes with their attribution and a link back are welcome, and so are search engines and AI assistants that point people here. Please don’t copy quotes or data from PodData in bulk, rebuild an episode from its quotes, or pass our work off as your own.
Don’t use PodData to break the law, and don’t try to break into it, overload it or get past its checks for bots. We may block anyone who does.
The pilot
Pilot access is by invitation, after a request. Pilot features may change, break or go away, and we may end anyone’s access to them. If we give you an API key, keep it secret and use it only for your own team.
Nothing can be bought on PodData yet. The prices on our pricing page are what we plan to charge, as of the date beside them. When paid plans open, they’ll come with their own terms.
The fine print
We work to keep PodData accurate and running, but we provide it as is, without warranties of any kind. As far as the law allows, we aren’t liable for any loss that comes from using PodData or relying on it, and our total liability to you for anything to do with it is capped at US$100. These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware and of the United States. Nothing here takes away rights that the law where you live gives you and that can’t be signed away. If part of these terms can’t be enforced, the rest still applies.
We’ll update these terms as PodData changes, and change the date at the top when we do. If a change matters, we’ll say so on the site. Using PodData after a change means you accept the new terms.
Fixes, takedowns and questions
If you host a show, appear in one or hold rights in one, and want a quote fixed or taken down, use the takedown form or write to hello@poddata.ai. We reply within three business days. The same address takes copyright complaints and questions about this page.