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Save any article from the web or your phone and FeedTalk plays a 30-second audio brief of what it actually says. Keep what matters, read deeper later, and turn your library into a 10–30 min personal podcast. Ask questions across everything you’ve saved.
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m SuoSi, the maker of FeedTalk.
I save 20+ articles a week and read maybe two. The rest sit in a “later” pile that never comes. What I actually wanted was to know what a piece is really about, in the time it takes to walk to the coffee machine, and then decide whether it deserves my full attention.
So I built FeedTalk:
🎧 Quick Listen: clip anything with the Chrome extension or the share sheet on iOS/Android. You get a ≤30s audio brief right away. 📌 Keep & go deeper: everything you listen to is saved. Come back to read in full and highlight what matters. 🎙️ Talk: FeedTalk turns your saved content into a 10–30 min solo or two-host podcast, with extra context to make you think, not just recap. 💬 Ask: ask questions across your whole library.
What it’s not: a feed. No RSS, no algorithmic recommendations. It only plays back what you chose to save.
Available on iOS, Android, web and Chrome. The free plan includes 100 credits.
I’d love your honest feedback, especially on the Talk episodes. What would make you listen to one every week?
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About FeedTalk on Product Hunt
“Hear what any article actually says in 30 seconds”
FeedTalk was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #196 on the daily leaderboard. Save any article from the web or your phone and FeedTalk plays a 30-second audio brief of what it actually says. Keep what matters, read deeper later, and turn your library into a 10–30 min personal podcast. Ask questions across everything you’ve saved.
FeedTalk was featured in Productivity (665.4k followers), Artificial Intelligence (483.5k followers) and Audio (2.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 320.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted FeedTalk?
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SuoSi 所思
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m SuoSi, the maker of FeedTalk.
I save 20+ articles a week and read maybe two. The rest sit in a “later” pile that never comes. What I actually wanted was to know what a piece is really about, in the time it takes to walk to the coffee machine, and then decide whether it deserves my full attention.
So I built FeedTalk:
🎧 Quick Listen: clip anything with the Chrome extension or the share sheet on iOS/Android. You get a ≤30s audio brief right away.
📌 Keep & go deeper: everything you listen to is saved. Come back to read in full and highlight what matters.
🎙️ Talk: FeedTalk turns your saved content into a 10–30 min solo or two-host podcast, with extra context to make you think, not just recap.
💬 Ask: ask questions across your whole library.
What it’s not: a feed. No RSS, no algorithmic recommendations. It only plays back what you chose to save.
Available on iOS, Android, web and Chrome. The free plan includes 100 credits.
I’d love your honest feedback, especially on the Talk episodes. What would make you listen to one every week?