The alternative is re-uploading the same PDF into every new chat, which is both tedious and lossy — you only ever work with what you remembered to attach. A pod is a durable, deliberate collection, which also makes it a better retrieval target than a general index: you chose what went in. One caveat from our probe: the endpoint returns a bare 401 without the discovery metadata clients use to start an authorisation flow, so expect to configure the token by hand rather than clicking sign-in.
Summify turns long-form content into structured summaries and transcripts, organised into what they call pods. The endpoint makes a pod queryable from whichever assistant you use, so the library is built once rather than re-uploaded per chat.
- Everything saved to a pod: YouTube summaries and full timestamped transcripts, translations, PDF summaries of papers, contracts and board packs, and transcribed voice notes
- Queryable as soon as it is saved — their example is comparing a claim across several decks in one pod
A token from the app. Their pricing FAQ confirms the plans work with assistants; daily call allowances differ by tier, and pods are capped on the lower plans.
Paste a URL with a key — add the endpoint to your client