Follow the “why?”
A headline, a bit of history, a surprising claim. Ask Sage for the background, hear another perspective, and find the part you’ll want to bring up over dinner.
YOUR AI PODCAST COMPANION
Hands busy.
Mind wide open.
Sage listens alongside you. Ask about what you just heard, explore an idea the hosts sparked, or say “save that.” Go back, skip ahead and keep listening—all by voice, while you get on with your day.
For the ten minutes you have, or the hour you take for yourself.
Your podcast starts the conversation.
Sage helps you take it further.
You save an episode, then another. Somehow there’s time to scroll, but that listening list keeps growing. Sage gives you a way to start: pick something you’re curious about and listen while you do something else.
FOR THE CURIOUS
A little more to think about.
A lot more to talk about.
“Could that work in my life?”
A founder’s decision might spark an idea for your team. Something from science might change how you see a problem. Bring the connection to Sage and explore what you could do with it.
Try an idea on for size.
Not convinced by the hosts? Make your case. Ask Sage to argue the other side, help you explain your thinking, or work through a question you’re not ready to ask in a room full of people.
While you cook, walk, run errands or listen on a drive. A good conversation can fit into the day you already have.
The pilot is testing hands-free use across phones and headphones. We’ll confirm supported devices before you join.
TALK TO YOUR PODCAST
Something interesting?
Just say so.
You don’t have to wait until you’re back at your desk.
Sage is there when the question comes up.
A MOMENT OF UNDERSTANDINGINTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
Small edge. Many chances.
YOUHow can a tiny edge make such a big difference?
SAGEA small advantage is still uncertain on one attempt. Repeated over many attempts, it can add up. The important question is how much you risk along the way.
Illustrative conversation. This example does not use your microphone.
Ask about things the hosts didn’t explain. “How would that work in my situation?”
Background. Examples. Another perspective.A small edge needs
a whole system.
An illustrative map of an idea
Find an edgeAn advantage, not a certainty.
Repeat carefullyGive the pattern time to emerge.
Keep risk bounded throughout.
IDEA MAPReturn to the passage ↗
SAGE TAKES CARE OF THE NOTES
You listened.
Here’s what’s worth keeping.
You remember there was a good idea in that episode. Now you have somewhere to find it: a visual guide to the main ideas, alongside the passages you asked Sage to save.
Sage keeps them with the episode and links them back to the audio. You don’t have to set up folders, invent a tagging system or become the person who takes perfect notes.
A collection you can return to, even months later.
Choose something to listen to01 / WHILE YOU LISTEN
“Save that bit.”
Keep an interesting passage without typing or finding a timestamp.
02 / WHEN YOU FINISH
See the main ideas.
A visual recap helps you remember how the episode fits together.
03 / WHEN YOU COME BACK
Find it again.
Your saved passages stay with their source, ready to revisit.
SOMEWHERE TO START
What have you been
meaning to listen to?
Start with one of our picks.
Or bring an episode you’ve already saved.
Already have something in mind?
Public podcast feeds and episode links are planned for the pilot.
Proposed pilot collection. Episode preparation is in progress. Editorial illustrations are not publisher artwork or endorsements.
FOLLOW WHAT INTERESTS YOU
Some days you’ll ask ten questions.
Some days you’ll just listen.
You don’t need to finish your queue or make every minute productive.
Just spend a little time with something that interests you.
Sage helps you understand it and keep what you want.
BE ONE OF OUR FIRST LISTENERS
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