Daily briefing
Morning signal
Three useful signals, what they change, and one decision to make before lunch.
Turn Any
Curiosity Into
a Podcast
Real product samples
Hear what Superlore makes.
These are real excerpts written by GPT-5.6 Terra and narrated by the same production pipeline used for personal episodes.
Your documents
Source digest
A grounded synthesis that separates strong evidence from tentative findings.
Pre-meeting context
Meeting lens
Likely goals, sharp discovery questions, assumptions to avoid, and a clear plan.
No staged voiceover: each sample came from the same script, narration, and publishing path used by Superlore episodes.
The finished experience
Not just an audio file. A real episode.
Every generation lands on a listening page designed to make the result feel considered, useful, and yours.
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The hidden patterns behind better decisions
A practical guide to recognizing cognitive shortcuts and making clearer choices when the stakes are real.
04:1812:40
Follow-along transcript
Most decisions don't feel like decisions at all. They feel like obvious reactions to the world in front of us. That is precisely why our hidden shortcuts matter...
5 chapters3 sources12 min
Your Projects
The podcast you need next
Keep the goal, date, instructions, Sources, and episode history for an interview, course, meeting, trip, or ongoing interest.
Open ProjectsYour Library
Every episode, beautifully organized
Cover art, a full audio player, chapters, source citations, and a follow-along transcript—ready when you are.
Open LibraryYour Sources
A knowledge base that grows with you
Save reports, notes, PDFs, and research once. Attach the right context to any episode and keep its citations.
Explore SourcesYour Agents
Turn agent work into something worth hearing
Connect a personal agent with a six-digit code, approve exactly what it can do, and revoke access anytime.
Connect an agentPublic Shows
Curate a podcast people can follow
Publish only the episodes you choose, share a polished show page, and give friends or classmates a podcast RSS feed of their own.
Create a public showFrom thought to headphones
Creating should feel like asking, not configuring.
The production details stay out of your way. You choose what matters; Superlore turns it into a polished private show.
Give it a thought
Start with a question, an idea, a document, or work completed by your personal agent.
Superlore produces it
A focused script, narration, original cover art, chapters, citations, and a synchronized transcript.
Listen anywhere
Play it on the web or subscribe once in your favorite podcast app. New episodes arrive automatically.
A podcast that keeps up
Wake up to the briefing you actually wanted.
Schedule recurring episodes from a prompt and your saved Sources. Or pair your personal agent in under a minute and let its completed work arrive in your headphones.
Morning research briefing
Every weekday · 7:00 AM
The three papers worth your time
Mon · 12 min
What changed overnight in AI
Tue · 10 min
Your notes, connected and explained
Wed · 15 min
Questions, answered plainly
Before you press play
Do I need an account to create an episode?+
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Can I use my own documents?+
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What is a Project?+
A Project keeps the context for an ongoing goal—such as an interview, course, meeting, trip, or company—so later episodes can build on what Superlore already knows and suggest what may help next.
Do I need a personal AI agent?+
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Is my podcast private?+
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