Introducing SUNO - Approximate Audio Content Search Engine
Hello indiehackers!
This is my first project SUNO after so many inspirational posts and the podcasts on this website. Like the title says, it searches for the words spoken in talks i.e. basically a search engine for transcripts.
The project is still at an experimental stage. Right now I have only around 150+ podcasts indexed, please feel free to suggest your favourite ones if you like the idea!
And if you have some more time; feedback and feature requests would be awesome.
Thank you!
Just tested it, I like the start you've made.
Few things:
What does 'Approximate Audio Content Search Engine' mean? Sound like unnecessary jargon, why not just call it 'podcast transcript search'?
How does it actually work? Are you just searching transcripts, or are you actually automatically transcribing the spoken words youself and searching that? If it's the latter, that's impressive, and you should sell this more, perhaps even allow people to index their own podcasts by uploading them—This would be a massive win-win, because podcasters would be added to your searchable directory, and you would also have more content indexed without having to lift a finger.
Hi Jarrod!
Thank you for taking the time to test and feedback!