Podlettr—a letter from your podcasts.

Podlettr sends a fresh issue every Monday, built from the episodes you selected. This AI newsletter delivery runs on a schedule, not on demand. It works like a subscription digest for podcasts: you set the shows once, and the summary arrives on a schedule instead of on demand. That rhythm is the point, since it turns scattered listening into one predictable read.

These summary formats give each show a different level of detail. Summary condenses the episode into a short handful of paragraphs. Article stretches it into medium or longform prose. Chapters group the episode by theme, and Bullet points distills it into a few takeaways. You can match the format to the show, or change it as your needs shift.

A single issue covers as many as four shows, which is enough to track a small rotation without building a full podcast app habit. You search for a show by name, and it has to be available in streaming services to be added, so the catalog follows what's already public.

Beyond the format, you control how much information you want to digest. Some listeners want the headlines, others want the full argument, and Podlettr lets you dial that up or down per show. This keeps a dense news podcast and a slow interview show from reading the same way.

Paid subscribers get their whole issue history online, not just the latest email. When a topic resurfaces in a later conversation, you can go back to the digest that covered it instead of re-listening. The archive turns weekly one-offs into a small personal library.

The first two newsletters are free, and signing up needs no credit card or lengthy form. After the trial, the plan costs $4 per month for unlimited summaries across your four shows. It's a flat fee with no tiers to compare, which keeps the decision simple.